Local health centre bringing primary health care focused on needs of all our community
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@WattsMick @FederationWAM @NetworkWindsor - local health Centre striving to provide quality care to community! #NHS #primarycare
Shabby !
#nhs applied October 2021 to PCSE to take my 24 hour retirement on 1/3/22. (2weeksAGO!) Despite multiple contacts, still no confirmation that AW8 is being processed. Start 1984 for NHS =38 years service. upset worried,under valued, anxious @NHSEastBerksCCG @nhs_pensions
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What you need to know about COVID 19 vaccine and pregnancy youtu.be/S2Vac07NDgY via @YouTube – at Datchet, South East
A long and heart felt appeal from local doctors nurses , religious and community leaders with a plea to all (especially those in the Muslim community) to accept the COVID 19 vaccine if offered. Please spread the message youtu.be/MGd0nJ7EnD4 – at Datchet, South East
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#LongCovid #postcovidsyndrome morning course from @GPHotTopics well done @drkatedigby and Dr Neal Tucker - interesting well planned thanks @FrimleyHub for sponsoring this - recommend all in Primary Care watch on-demand version available on NB Medical Dashboard ! – at Datchet, South East
Home vaccination for the first 30 of our home bound elderly residents #COVIDVaccination in Datchet area today! The work has started! Thanks @RimKennou @WattsMick and Dr Nikki W. for getting things started. Best way to celebrate the new year ! Let’s beat this thing!!!! – at Datchet, South East
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Slough now going into Tier 2 and schools closed for #halfterm. We will now provide #freemeals to children in need whilst continuing our essential #Outreach service for the most vulnerable.
Thank you for your continuous support.
#JoinIn #GetInvolved 🙏❤️
The Boss has his #flujab #nhs - he didn’t do much but looked good in his pyjamas and got us coffee #tokenappearance! – at Datchet, South East
Being a brave boy at @CentreDatchet #flujab #nhs clinic Saturday morning - I collected a jab and the bill for 8 Costa coffee and cakes 🧁! Had to do something useful - thanks to everyone working this morning 😘
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113 reported fatalities today and new infections back below 2000.
As always, it's important to look at the trends.
118 170 269 315 420 498 686 644 on previous Sundays.
Lowest fatality number since 23/03 - we are making progress.
Datchet Health Centre retweeted
Interesting to read Government scientists estimate the average chance of catching the virus has dropped from 1 in 40 to 1 in 1,000.
A big difference.
Keeping distance, maintaining good hand hygiene and following the rules are crucial to keeping these odds low.
Datchet Health Centre retweeted
The best measure to deal with this pandemic is isolating people who have the virus.
If you have symptoms, please isolate and then get tested.
Going about your daily business while showing symptoms is so dangerous and quite frankly, extremely selfish.
#LockdownLard ! With 2/3rds of us have gained weight since lockdown - nhs.uk/live-well/healthy-wei… join @ww_us @SlimmingWorld online groups to kick start our Loose you Lockdown Lard month of June!! – at Datchet, South East
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The Government can only do so much.
There are over 66 million people in the UK. We all need to look at the guidelines and work out what is best for our family.
People I speak to seem to understand that. The next phase can't work without personal responsibility and common sense.
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A study from Cambridge has shown people in the UK are more scared than in any other country.
This relentless culture of fear has to end - it's dangerous.
People know the risks of Coronavirus. A country paralysed by fear raises lots of new dangers.
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Not the usual headline figures but NHS England reported 352 fatalities today.
It was 587 last Friday - these numbers are dropping quite dramatically.
There is no question we are through the worst of it- encouraging signs in the data everywhere you look.
