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ALT Image of a person talking in a group setting. In the top right corner an image of the Trust logo and all of us in mind written on a blue brush stroke bottom right. Text reads choose well for your mental health. Download our support guide from www.southwestyorkshire.nhs.uk
ALT Illustration of a person sitting down. The text reads: 'Need urgent help for your mental health? Call 111 and select the mental health option.'
ALT In a kitchen, two women engage in conversation about death and dying, with the words "let's talk about death and dying" displayed.
ALT Be tick aware 1 Use a repellent that prevents ticks 2 Wear long sleeves and long trousers to reduce direct skin exposure 3 Keep to clearly defined paths and avoid brushing against vegetation 4 Regularly check for ticks and brush off any you find immediately 5 When you're back indoors, check for any ticks on you, your children and pets 6 If you find a tick, safely remove it as soon as possible
ALT NHS reminder to order repeat prescriptions early to avoid running out over the bank holiday weekend with a weekly pill organizer shown. Text reads 'Don't get caught out this bank holiday weekend. Order your repeat prescriptions in good time.
ALT UK Health Security Agency. MMRV childhood vaccine schedule. Headings: Child’s date of birth. 12 month appointment. 18 month appointment. 3 years 4 months appointment. Born on or after 1 January 2025: First dose of MMRV at 12 month appointment. Second dose of MMRV at 18 month appointment. Born between 1 July 2024 and 31 December 2024: Children should have already been given one dose of MMR. First dose of MMRV at 18 month appointment. Second dose of MMRV at 3 years 4 months appointment. Born between 1 September 2022 and 30 June 2024: Children should have already been given one dose of MMR. One dose of MMRV at 3 years 4 months appointment.
ALT Illustration of a hand holding a mobile phone with the NHS Talking Therapies webpage shown on screen. Text reads: 'NHS Talking Therapies. You can refer yourself directly to an NHS Talking Therapies service without a referral from a GP.' The NHS logo is in the top right hand corner.
ALT Illustration of two hands held up with visible shaking lines, representing tremors. NHS logo in the top corner and the words “Parkinson’s disease” displayed at the bottom.
ALT Man sitting on a couch watching horse racing on TV, appearing stressed, with NHS support message for gambling problems. Text reads 'Help for problems with gambling'.
ALT Two elderly men talking outdoors with NHS logo promoting spring COVID-19 vaccine booking online or via NHS App. Text reads 'Eligible people can book their spring COVID-19 vaccine online or via the NHS App'.
ALT A photo of somebody placing an ‘OPEN’ sign in a window. Text reads: Find a pharmacy open near you this bank holiday weekend.
ALT Meningitis symptoms. A rash will not always appear. Symptoms of meningitis develop suddenly and can include:
ALT Symptoms of meningitis develop suddenly and can include: a high temperature (fever), being sick, a headache, a rash that does not fade when a glass is rolled over it (but a rash will not always develop), a stiff neck, a dislike of bright lights, drowsiness or unresponsiveness, seizures (fits)
ALT Call 999 or go to your nearest A&E immediately if you think you or someone you look after could have meningitis or sepsis. Trust your instincts. Do not wait for all the symptoms to appear or until a rash develops. Someone with meningitis or sepsis can get a lot worse very quickly.
ALT Illustration of pharmacy shelves with medicines on them. On each box of medicine there is a condition and age criteria for the Pharmacy First service: Sore throat (5 years and over), Earache (1-17 years), Sinusitis (12 years and over), Infected insect bites (1 year and over), Impetigo (1 year and over), Shingles (18 years and over), Uncomplicated urinary tract infections (Women 16-64 years). Additional text reads 'Pharmacy First. Treatment for common conditions without a GP appointment'.
ALT Illustration of pharmacy shelves with medicines on them. On each box of medicine there is a condition and age criteria for the Pharmacy First service: Sore throat (5 years and over), Earache (1-17 years), Sinusitis (12 years and over), Infected insect bites (1 year and over), Impetigo (1 year and over), Shingles (18 years and over), Uncomplicated urinary tract infections (Women 16-64 years). Additional text reads 'Pharmacy First. Treatment for common conditions without a GP appointment'.
