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Think you need to go to A&E? Call NHS 111 first
The NHS is providing a new and more convenient way for you to access urgent care. Find out what this means for you and your loved ones.
4 January 2021
Help us help you to get the treatment you need – advice and information on using the NHS during the pandemic
If you need medical help you should still contact your GP practice, use NHS 111 online or call 111. If you are told to go to hospital it is important that you go to hospital.
15 December 2020
Coping with loneliness and isolation
For those living alone sometimes loneliness and isolation can become unbearable and have an impact on their mental and physical health.
15 December 2020
Coping with family pressures
The winter months bring extra challenges with financial pressures, families all under one roof, and combined with the stress of coping with Covid-19 this year.
15 December 2020
Mental health support information and advice for West Sussex
We have compiled a list of useful support resources for West Sussex residents in need of support information and advice.
15 December 2020
Staying healthy and well this Winter
The winter months bring many health and care challenges from Covid-19 to the flu, from loneliness to family stresses and strains.
14 December 2020
Information on Coronavirus
Read the latest advice and information from NHS England and Public Health England about the Coronavirus.
2 December 2020
Live Self Care for Life
Tips, advice and guidance on self care, and how to ‘live’ self care for a happier, healthier life
16 November 2020
Multilingual videos help explain social distancing and Covid support to Crawley patients
Four doctors’ surgeries in Crawley have produced multilingual videos explaining the importance of social distancing and the Covid-19 support available to patients.
5 November 2020
Flu Vaccinations 2020
‘Just’ the flu? There’s no ‘just’ about it. In an average year, the flu virus kills 11,000 people and hospitalises thousands more. The flu vaccine is the best protection for you and those around you. Read more about the vaccination here.
1 October 2020
Words Save Lives - Organ Donation Week
Organ donation means giving part of your body to someone else who needs it. This amazingly generous act saves thousands of lives in the UK every year.
7 September 2020
Understanding Alzheimer’s disease and dementia
As part of this year’s World Alzheimer’s Month and World Alzheimer’s Day (21 September), we’re raising awareness about the myths and stigma of dementia.
1 September 2020
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