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58 Publications found with Further Education And Colleges and Non-routine immunisation programme and Website
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.
The splenectomy leaflet and patient card are for patients to carry to show that they have no functioning spleen in the event of an accident or emergency or to show when having treatment in primary care. Patients should be given a few copies so that they always have a card on them in case it is required.
It shows education teams the resources they can order and download to make sure young adult populations have repeated opportunities to take up the MenACWY vaccine and develop their knowledge of the signs and symtoms of meningitis and septicemia. There are stickers and posters to order, search for meningitis or MenACWY.
This animation is aimed at parents and carers of infants up to one year. Please download it and share it on your social media channels and website to promote uptake of the routine infant vaccinations.
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This video is aimed at the parents and carers of infants who are one year of age. It can be downloaded and shared with parents on social media or on websites.
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This animation is aimed at parents and carers of children aged 3 years and four months up to 11 years. Please download it and share it on your social media channels and website to promote uptake of the routine infant vaccinations.
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Copies of this flyer and the poster should be available to young women in employment, education and training or recreational settings. It is also suitable for all clinical settings.
This animation is aimed at those visiting friends and family abroad in countries where diseases are circulating. The animation can be used to spread awareness about the dangers of mosquito bites.
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This animation is for people travelling abroad and are at risk of being bitten by mosquitos and catching diseases. The animation gives information about how to stay safe while abroad and how to avoid getting bitten.
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Complete set of the Save_a_life_MenACWY campaign resources for higher education settings, including universities and colleges. Includes leaflet, sticker, animations, banners and communications toolkit.
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• Raise awareness of signs and symptoms of meningococcal disease • Make sure one of the ‘Save a life’ stickers is placed in a visible place in all student accommodation however large or small and in traffic areas such as study rooms, break-out rooms, kitchens, halls, gyms, etc. • Remind students (up to 25 years) to make sure they have had their free MenACWY vaccine
• Raise awareness of signs and symptoms of meningococcal disease • Make sure one of the ‘Save a life’ stickers is placed in a visible place in all student accommodation however large or small and in traffic areas such as study rooms, break-out rooms, kitchens, halls, gyms, etc. • Remind students (up to 25 years) to make sure they have had their free MenACWY vaccine
• Raise awareness of signs and symptoms of meningococcal disease • Make sure one of the ‘Save a life’ stickers is placed in a visible place in all student accommodation however large or small and in traffic areas such as study rooms, break-out rooms, kitchens, halls, gyms, etc. • Remind students (up to 25 years) to make sure they have had their free MenACWY vaccine. This sticker is also availiable in English, Arabic, Chinese (traditional & simplified), Gujarati, Hindi, Japanese, Korean and Urdu
• Raise awareness of signs and symptoms of meningococcal disease • Make sure one of the ‘Save a life’ stickers is placed in a visible place in all student accommodation however large or small and in traffic areas such as study rooms, break-out rooms, kitchens, halls, gyms, etc. • Remind students (up to 25 years) to make sure they have had their free MenACWY vaccine
• Raise awareness of signs and symptoms of meningococcal disease • Make sure one of the ‘Save a life’ stickers is placed in a visible place in all student accommodation however large or small and in traffic areas such as study rooms, break-out rooms, kitchens, halls, gyms, etc. • Remind students (up to 25 years) to make sure they have had their free MenACWY vaccine