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12 Publications found with EU testing week - HIV/HEP and Excel and General Public and Maternity units and MP4 and Polio and Schools
Leaflet and poster for use in: GUM (sexual health) and HIV clinics outreach and relevant community settings
This A5 leaflet informs patients who have a close family member of glaucoma that they too may be at risk of glaucoma and need to have aregular sight test.
This document contains information on: * rabies risks from animals overseas * considerations before travelling * minimising contact with animals while abroad * how to treat an animal bite, scratch or lick * specialist advice for health professionals
The splenectomy information leaflet contains information for patients about the surgical removal of the spleen (splenectomy), the purpose of the spleen and precautions patients should take if they have undergone a splenectomy. The related patient card is
This guidance is aimed at healthcare professionals delivering the hepatitis B pathway for infants at risk from the hepatitis B virus.
Prior to April 217 shingles vaccine was offered routinely to individuals aged 7 years with a phased catch up programme based on age as of 1st September that year. However from 1 April in order to simplify the delivery of programme eligibility has been cha
A leaflet for parents describing the immunisations offered to premature babies featuring the routine immunisation schedule for babies born after 1 August 217.
This is a guidance document for healthcare professionals to use to advise pregnant mothers at risk from the hepatitis B virus. It acts as a reminder of the dose schedule and testing prompts.
Poster for women in general but especially those planning pregnancy or already expecting, on protection against German measles (rubella).
This leaflet contains the current information on tuberculosis and the BCG vaccine including the benefits and contraindications for BCG immunisation in infants.