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Thousands of people in the South East set to benefit from improved GP care

Patients visiting their GP in the South East will be offered better access to specialist health services, as part of the NHS Long Term Plan. From today, surgeries and practices across the South East will come together to form teams offering patients more convenient access to treatment and support from physios, therapists and other professionals. […]

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Thames Valley Improving Immunisation Uptake Team call on parents to make sure their children are up to date with immunisations

The majority of children in Thames Valley receive vaccinations at the correct age. However, we strongly encourage parents to check their ‘red books‘(personal child health record), to make sure their child’s vaccinations are up to date. If not, they can contact their GP to make an appointment. Parents can be confident that the free vaccines […]

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Get down to your local pharmacist for expert advice this Easter

Is your repeat prescription on your shopping list this Easter? Don’t let the bank holiday catch you out. Take a few minutes to think about your health by ordering and collecting any repeat prescriptions early, ahead of Easter bank holiday. Check when local pharmacies will be open, if you have a minor illness you can […]

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Sexual health and HIV services in Surrey – have your say

NHS England and NHS Improvement South East, in partnership with Surrey County Council, are seeking feedback about sexual health and HIV services in Surrey. Two questionnaires – one for people who use Surrey sexual health services and one for professionals who may signpost their patients to the services – have been developed asking for feedback […]

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Children and young people to work with staff from the NHS, councils, police and schools to improve mental health services

A new programme that involves children and professionals is being rolled out across the South of England in a drive to improve children’s mental health services. It’s anticipated that around 6,000 members of staff working in the NHS, police, schools, and local authority children’s services will take part in the programme over the next 12 […]

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