You may have seen the news that the NHS is going to vaccinate children and young people in specific groups, following advice from the JCVI (Joint Committee on Vaccination and … [continue] Vaccination of children and young people in specific groups
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Vaccination of children and young people in specific groups
Previously shielding and live in Chapeltown, Harehills, Burmantofts or Richmond Hill?
If you or anyone in your family were shielding at any point during lockdown, you can access support from a range of local healthcare services. They can link you with … [continue] Previously shielding and live in Chapeltown, Harehills, Burmantofts or Richmond Hill?
Precautions in the surgery – after 19 July
Throughout the pandemic we have strived to make the surgery as safe as possible for all our patients and staff. We will continue to do so going forward. From … [continue] Precautions in the surgery – after 19 July
Walk-in Covid-19 vaccination clinics this week and next
Local infection rates are high and still rising. With the planned further easing of restrictions, it’s really important that as many people as possible have the vaccinations on offer – … [continue] Walk-in Covid-19 vaccination clinics this week and next
Chapeltown Walk-in Vaccination Clinic
There will be a walk-in Pfizer (first and second dose) vaccination clinic at Roscoe Methodist Church, next week (week commencing 5 July) and the week after – details below. … [continue] Chapeltown Walk-in Vaccination Clinic
Wind-down of Covid Vaccination Clinics at Woodhouse Medical Centre
Current Covid Vaccination Position Statement for Chapeltown Primary Care Network May 2021 The Chapeltown PCN (Primary Care Network) Covid Vaccination Hub, based at Woodhouse Medical Practice, was set up to deliver vaccines for patients from … [continue] Wind-down of Covid Vaccination Clinics at Woodhouse Medical Centre
Online Conversation – “Diabetes: A stitch in time (still) saves lives”
Online Conversations about living with Long Term Conditions (LTCs) continue. “Diabetes: A stitch in time (still) saves lives”, will take place Sunday 23 April 2021 at 6.30pm (UK Time). •Do … [continue] Online Conversation – “Diabetes: A stitch in time (still) saves lives”
How we’re working at the moment
Since Coronavirus arrived it’s been difficult for many people and we appreciate that the changes to our Practices have been confusing for some. We’ve needed to react to rapidly-changing guidance … [continue] How we’re working at the moment
