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16 Publications found with Hepatitis and HPV for girls and Meningococcal and MMR/Measles and Older adults and Pregnant women and Secondary school and Shingles – all year round?
This poster, aimed at students in schools and 6th form colleges, encourages them to get the new MenACWY vaccine to prevent invasive meningococcal disease
Leaflet and poster for use in: GUM (sexual health) and HIV clinics outreach and relevant community settings
This poster advices Men who have sex with Men visiting their GUM clinic to ask for the hepatitis A vaccine and gives inportant advice for avoiding hepatitis A infection.
This flyer is designed for schools. It answers common questions about measles and the vaccine that protects against it.
From 1 April 217 people who are or will be 7 78 or 79 years of age on that date are eligible for the shingles vaccination. This postcard explains:- what shingles is and how you get it- how the vaccine works to protect eligible people from shingles- when a
This flyer aimed at all school leavers and encourages them to get theMenACWY vaccine from their GP practice to prevent invasive meningococcal disease and to know the signs and symptoms. It is suitable for school leaving age young adults in all settings.
This leaflet, aimed at students in school years 9 to 10, explains the importance of having the MenACWY vaccine and knowing the signs and symptoms of meningitis and septicaemia
It explains why Fluad is the best vaccine this winter for those aged65 years or older and why patients may have to wait for their GPpractice or pharmacy to have the scheduled stock of the Fluad vaccine.
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
Patients can be offered the shingles vaccine (Zostavax) as soon as they reach the eligible age (7 or 78 years). In 217/18 it was agreed that patients could be opportunistically immunised at any point in the year. Please order this leaflet and the poster p
This leaflet is for young people from 11-19 years old. This is suitable for the range of settings for young people including schools, care homes, young offenders, looked after settings, sixth form, further education colleges, armed forces settings and de
The leaflet provides in-depth information on: why the vaccine is needed, how maternal pertussis vaccination helps to protect babies from whooping cough when expectant mothers can have the vaccine and vaccine safety and efficacy. This is suitable for midwi
This poster describes the warning signs of meningitis, so that freshers in particular, know what to look out for if someone falls ill. It is an important reminder to residents of shared accomodation, those in close proximity to know the signs and symptoms
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.
This factsheet is for health professionals who deliver the HPV vaccine programme for girls. It supports the information currently provided. It is suitable for school nurses, GPs, screening and immunisation practioners.
A catch–up programme offering MenACWY vaccination to all 13 to 19 year olds and new university entrants started in August 2015, in response to a rapid and accelerating increase in cases of invasive meningococcal group W (MenW) disease. This leaflet, aimed