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ALT Quote from a health and social care practitioner. It says: “The current pathway into CAMHS is very confusing for me as a practitioner, so I question how accessible and understandable it is for a lot of parents and young people.”
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ALT A graphic of a smiling man and woman overlaid over a photograph of an arm with a blood glucose sensor. A speech bubble above the graphic reads 'Tell us about your diabetes support'. The NHS Greater Manchester logo appears in the bottom right corner.
ALT A bird atop a snow-covered Christmas pine tree. Text reads 'Merry Christmas'. The Healthwatch Trafford logo sits in the corner under a sprig of holly. The holly berries are made of tiny speech marks.
ALT A wired telephone lies off the hook. A speech bubble graphic floats above the received with a shop open sign inside it. Text reads: health and wellbeing support over Christmas.
ALT Some services may be closed over the festive period but our primary care booklet can help you get to know where to go. It gives an overview of primary care services, what illnesses or health problems they can help with and how to access them. This makes it easier to choose the right service for you. To download it, search NHS GM primary care booklet #GTKWTG Some health care services like GP practices and dentists may be closed over the festive period but our primary care booklet can help you get to know where to go. To download it, search NHS GM primary care booklet #GTKWTG Visual contains a picture of the primary care booklet in a cloudy sky. The Get To Know Where To Go logo is to the right. Text reads: Not sure where to go? Find out about day to day healthcare services, close to home. Download your copy today!
ALT Getting prepared: Make sure you order repeat prescriptions and have enough to last through the holidays. Talk to friends and family who might be feeling lonely. During the holidays: For medical help out of hours or on bank holidays call NHS 111 who can direct you to your nearest service. For emergencies dial 999 or visit your nearest A&E.
ALT Infographic stating that 68% of people mistakenly believe they have the right to register with an NHS dentist as they do with a GP.
ALT Two people wearing coats and holding hands are walking on a street with leaves on the ground. Their backs are to the camera. Text reads: Keep safe from slips, trips and falls. Top tip 2 – keep yourself as active as you can.
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ALT An arrow points cartoon coins towards a jar of real coins. The jar is labelled 'pension'.
ALT Safe and Found online Keep people with dementia safe and found. The Herbert Protocol is a national scheme operated by Greater Manchester police which encourages carers to compile useful information which can be used if a person living with dementia goes missing. Safe and Found Online has created an online version where this information can be stored on a secure registered profile. In a missing persons incident, Police will have direct and instant access to the profile. For more information and how to register please visit www.safeandfoundonline.co.uk.
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ALT A black woman being photographed by Karel.
ALT A close up shot of Karel who is taking a photograph using a camera. He is wearing blue rubber gloves.