The current COVID-19 pandemic will amplify the health risks from heat. Equally, in the context of the pandemic, we will need to take actions differently to prevent heat related harm to health. Find out more about PHE’s heatwave plans for 2020.
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Update from Mid and South Essex Clinical Commissioning Groups
An informative update from Mid and South Essex CCG covering a wide range of topics such as Mental Health Support Teams for schools, Online dometic violence training sessions and a personal story from one of our volunteers.
Funding available to help groups working with children and young people
New funds are available from central Government to help small charities in Southend, Essex and Thurrock, who are working with vulnerable children and young people. Please note the very short deadline – applications need to be received by Friday, 26th June.
First volunteer receives new COVID-19 vaccine
The first healthy volunteer has now received a new coronavirus vaccine developed by researchers led by Professor Robin Shattock at Imperial College London.
Experience of using health services during the Coronovirus Pandemic
Virtual Views is a survey of people across mid and south Essex about their experiences of using health services during the Coronavirus pandemic in mid and south Essex.
Fire Service set to continue partnership with Ambulance Service
Essex County Fire and Rescue Service has extended its partnership with the East of England Ambulance Service Trust during the pandemic.
Duncan Selbie’s Friday Message – 19 June 2020
Chief Executive of Public Health England's weekly update.
VILLAGE PHARMACY & ONE STOP IN HULLBRIDGE ROAD OPEN FOR NORMAL BUSINESS
VILLAGE PHARMACY & ONE STOP IN HULLBRIDGE ROAD OPEN FOR NORMAL BUSINESS
SWF’s Primary Care Network
To kick off our series of interviews and questions with relevant local people, we have asked Dr Maya Mistry and Dr Smitesh Patel, Partners at Greenwood Surgery and Clinical Directors for South Woodham Ferrers PCN to update us on the current situation.
Preliminary trial results find dexamethasone reduces death in hospitalised patients with severe respiratory complications of COVID-19
Preliminary trial results find dexamethasone reduces death in hospitalised patients with severe respiratory complications of COVID-19.
SWF Health & Social Care Group 
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