NHS Sauce Sex News -January 24, 2025

Final call of winter vaccination: Protect yourself by January 31st

The people of the Sassex remind you of what they have COVID-19 1 week to receive vaccineThe last day of the vaccination on Friday, January 31st.

So far, more than 357,000 people in our region have taken up vaccines, but thousands of qualified people have not yet moved.

Vacin qualification includes individuals over 65 years old, pregnant people, clinical risk groups from 6 months to 64 years old, residents of nursing homes for the elderly, and the forefront health and social care workers. Included.

The last day of receiving the winter COVID-19 vaccination is Friday, January 31st.

A qualified individual can do it Find a walk-in COVID-19 vaccination site online Or call 119 for free. The line is open from Monday to Friday 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, providing information about places that still provide vaccines.

Details of local walk -in clinics can also be obtained on the NHS Sassex website. Some pharmacies continue to provide vaccination. People recommend checking local branches.

New online tool for young people to share their opinions

In cooperation with a younger group, NHS Sossex has created a new online health and care feedback platform for people living in Sacsex aged 13 to 24.

Independent youth panel This is an online space where young people access their research, polls, and information and share their own questions and ideas. There are no meetings or time requirements. Members can do as much as they want at their own time.

The panel content is reviewed by a local young designer volunteer group to work for friends.

Feedbacks from panel members are shared with related health and care services, commissioners, and other decisions, and confirm that young people are getting feedback as a result.

I heard more about the platform from some young people who designed it in a short video below, Click here for details。

Aid for health in the center of the city

Practice and Brightton Station Walk In Center Provides treatment, information, and advice for various mild illnesses and injuries. This service, which is open from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm, including bank holidays, can be used by all people in Brighton and Hobb, regardless of whether you are registered.

For those who need the support of the center of the center, NHS 111 can be used to provide advice and instruct the patient to the nearest appropriate medical providers.

The Walk Inn Center will provide a walk -in reservation provided from 9:00 am to 11:40 am, from 2:30 pm to 6:30 pm. Pre -ordered reservations can be used early in the morning and early in the afternoon.

Please help you share the local health and care services you live.

Last year, we released a 5 -year strategy – I will improve my life together -A and many tasks are underway to make improvements, but you need to do more.

At the same time, NHS England is working with the government to formulate a new 10 -year health plan for England and seek people's views to improve access and experience in NHS services.

In order to support local and nationwide plans, we hold a lot of sessions with the community as a whole, share the latest information on this work, hear people and their experiences and opinions. It helps to form a job.

The first of these events was held in Clory on Friday, January 17, where many constructive discussions were held. The locals also gathered at the Bright Helm Center this morning (Friday, January 24) to discuss Brighton and Hobe improvement.

Do you want to say you? you can would you like to join One of the future events:

• Wednesday, January 29, 2025, from 10:00 am to 12:30 pm, Eastbone, Hump Den Park Community Center
• Saturday, February 1, 2025, 9.30-11.30am -Online (participation in links shared when signed up)
• Thursday, February 6, 2025, 10:30 am to 1:00 pm, Sasex barn, worn

Please reserve your place in any of these events via this link。

Cervical screening saves life

Two mothers from Kent want to remind them of regular screening importance this week because they have recorded cervical cancer prevention weeks.

The 50 -year -old Penny avoided the neck screening for almost 20 years because she felt uncomfortable with the procedure.

When I visited a GP for hormone replenishment (HRT) in May 2023, Penny reluctantly agreed to make a screening offer after a friendly nurse felt that she was relieved. 。

After screening in July 2023, Penny was diagnosed with cervical cancer three stages and received a series of treatments. She reflects that if she had been to screening before, her cancer could have been detected earlier, and her treatment might have been so wide.

Cervical cancer One of the most prevention of cancer, two women die every day with cervical cancer. It is the most common woman aged 30 to 35 years old, but may occur at all ages. Anyone who has a cervix can get it.

If you are planning to make a reservation for neck screening, you will receive an invitation by mail when the reservation comes. Reservations can be booked through GP Practis, and some sexual health clinics provide services.

NHS Cervical Screening Details and reservation methods for reservations are available. www.nhs.uk/conditions/cervical-screening。