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277 Publications found with COVID 19 and National Parks, Forests and Gardens
This is a guide to the risk of rabies from bats handled in the UK. It is suitable for zoological settings, national parks and gardens, wildlife and woodland trusts, schools and educational settings near forests, woodlands and parks and for the public. In spring and autumn, juvenile bats can fall from nests and members of the public can handle or rescue them and often are bitten in this process. This leaflet encourages immediate seeking of health care treatment to reduce risk of rabies that can be caught from the bats.
This leaflet is suitable for GP practices, travel clinics, airport and port authority settings, schools and holiday providers.
This video is aimed at those working in mental health and social care. It shows how to safely put on the Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for Aerosol Generating Procedures (AGPs) specific to COVID-19.
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This video is aimed at those working in mental health and social care. It shows how to safely take off or doff the Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for Aerosol Generating Procedures (AGPs) specific to COVID-19.
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This video is aimed at those working in mental health and social care. It shows how to safely put on or doff and take off or doff the Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for non Aerosol Generating Procedures (AGPs) specific to COVID-19.
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This set of ten social media cards can be used by health professionals to promote routine immunisation to pregnant mums and young families.
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This record card used to be supplied with the vaccines ordered from ImmForm. All vaccination providers now need to order this directly. If you are giving first and second doses, this is the card you need. If you are providing booster or third doses you can order: COV2021311
These cards are suitable for social media including Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. They can also be used on websites, in emails and as attachments.
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NHS England Learning Disability and Autism Programme have produced a set of short social clips explaining vaccination.
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This form is for healthcare providers to use to seek consent. It is not a 'request form' for a COVID-19 vaccination and should only be completed by social care staff when it has been provided by an NHS provider. Please do not email this form, take it to your appointment. Members of the public should vist: https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/coronavirus-vaccination/book-coronavirus-vaccination/