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NHS ConstitutionAll NHS organisations must have regard to the rights, pledges, principles and values in the NHS Constitution when making decisions about the services they provide to patients. For more information on the NHS Constitution please click on the logo.
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Norovirus: Advice for visitorsPlease could visitors and relatives not come into hospital if they have had diarrhoea and vomiting over the last few days prior to an intended visit. This is part of our normal plans to help protect staff and patients from Norovirus
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Swine Flu
NHS Swine Flu Information
It is important that people follow the Catch It Bin It Kill It campaign
- Always use a tissue to catch your sneezes - Catch it
- Always put your used tissues in a bin - Bin it
- Regularly wash your hands with hot water and soap - Kill it
If you think you may have Swine Flu:
If you have a serious underlying illness, are pregnant or your condition suddenly worsens please consult your GP if you are concerned that you have Swine Flu. Parents and carers of children under the age of one, should consult their GP straight away if they have concerns.
For other people, in the first instance visit www.direct.gov.uk/pandemicflu. Two telephone numbers are also available, 0800 1 513 513 for general information about Swine Flu and 0800 1 513 100 for treatment. People diagnosed with Swine Flu will be given an authorisation code that a flu friend can use to pick up antivirals from an antiviral collection point. A text phone number is available on 0800 1 513 200.
For the latest updates and further information about Swine flu please visit NHS choices or call 0800 1 513 513
To view the Trust's statement of readiness for swine flu please click here.
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