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Two GPs appointed as associate medical directors for primary care and community services for Lancashire and South Cumbria
Posted: 1st October 2021Two experienced GPs will lead the way in developing primary and community services across Lancashire and South Cumbria following their appointment to new roles within the Lancashire and South Cumbria Health and Care Partnership.
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Get your flu vaccine and boost your immunity this winter
Posted: 27th September 2021People in Lancashire and South Cumbria are being urged to get their flu vaccine as soon as they are offered it to boost their immunity this winter.
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Lancashire and South Cumbria Health and Care Partnership encourages people to share their views on plans to improve stroke services
Posted: 22nd September 2021Stroke is one of the main causes of death and disability in the UK and the 8 Clinical Commissioning Groups who are responsible for commissioning health services within the Lancashire and South Cumbria Health and Care Partnership have approved an unparalleled investment to enhance acute stroke and rehabilitation services across the region.
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Ex-Premier League footballer urges people to ‘keep talking’ to reduce suicide
Posted: 10th September 2021Former Premier League footballer Clarke Carlisle is making an emotional appeal for people to ‘keep talking’ in a bid to stop men from taking their own lives.
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Dangers of high blood pressure the focus of Know Your Numbers! Week
Posted: 8th September 2021Health and care partners are encouraging Lancashire and South Cumbria residents to have healthy hearts by knowing their numbers as a national awareness week highlights the dangers of high blood pressure.
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Information for observing the 9 September Strategic Commissioning Committee for members of the public
Posted: 3rd September 2021Information for observing the 9 September Strategic Commissioning Committee for members of the public
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Pop-up Covid-19 vaccination clinic to be held at Preston North End vs Swansea City match
Posted: 26th August 2021As a show of Preston North End Football Club’s support for the NHS Covid-19 vaccination programme, the Club will host a pop-up Covid-19 vaccination clinic for fans at Deepdale Stadium during their upcoming match versus Swansea City this weekend.
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Information for observing the ICS Board for members of the public
Posted: 26th August 2021Information for observing the ICS Board for members of the public
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New Every Mind Matters campaign encourages people to prioritise their mental health
Posted: 10th August 2021The easing of lockdown restrictions across the country has left many people feeling anxious about a long-awaited return to normality. To help navigate these changes, Public Health England (PHE) has launched the nationwide Better Health – Every Mind Matters campaign, which now offers practical tips, expert advice and an NHS-approved personalised mental health action plan.
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Match Day vaccine clinic at Burnley Football Club
Posted: 6th August 2021A pop-up vaccination clinic will be available at Turf Moor, the home of Burnley Football Club, at its pre-season friendly match against Cadiz CF this Saturday (7 August 2021).
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New website helps survivors of sexual violence
Posted: 6th August 2021A new NHS-backed website has launched that will provide a digital directory of services in North West England for survivors of sexual violence.
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David Flory confirmed as designate Chair of the Lancashire and South Cumbria Integrated Care Board
Posted: 28th July 2021NHS England and NHS Improvement have recommended that David Flory should be the NHS ICB Chair-designate for Lancashire and South Cumbria, ready to take up the post from April 2022.
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Parents and carers in Lancashire and South Cumbria advised to be aware of the signs of respiratory illnesses and when to get help
Posted: 28th July 2021Health experts across Lancashire and South Cumbria are urging parents and carers to be aware of the signs of respiratory illnesses in children.
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Awareness drive aims to spot signs of lung cancer
Posted: 28th July 2021A new lung cancer awareness campaign is urging people in Lancashire and South Cumbria to Do It For Yourself and act if they spot signs of the disease.
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Lancashire and South Cumbria welcomes new pilot scheme to prevent and treat incontinence
Posted: 23rd July 2021Lancashire and South Cumbria welcome a new pilot scheme that is offering support to new and expectant mums to prevent and treat incontinence and other pelvic issues. With one in three women experiencing urinary incontinence in the first year after having a baby, more than 17,000 women a year are set to benefit from this additional support.