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29 Publications found with Meningitis and Rotavirus gastroenteritis
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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Social media cards to share to promote uptake of routine vaccinations and the need to get up to date and have the important protection from infectious disease.
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This flyer for rotavirus vaccination describes the disease and the vaccine that protects against it. Since July 2013, a vaccine to protect babies against rotavirus infection has been included as part of the routine childhood immunisation schedule. A leaflet for parents giving answers to questions on the rotavirus vaccination is available by using code: 2021208R.
This is the main leaflet on rotavirus vaccination for parents gives answers to questions on the rotavirus vaccine. Since July 2013, a vaccine to protect babies against rotavirus infection has been included as part of the routine childhood immunisation schedule. There is a shorter version flyer you can order too, search for 2021209R
This video can be downloaded to share on social media, local authority and university websites. It is to promote the availability of the MenACWY vaccination and the need to know the signs and symptoms of meningitis and septicemia and when to get help. The MMR and MenACWY toolkit is also available to download on this page. https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/immunisation
settings including universities, colleges, residential settings including all student accommodation. This file can be used to request a printed banner from commercial printers.
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These are the MenACWY save a life posters. You can download a portrait or landscape version of these below. They should be used in all student areas including study, catering, library, accomodation and entertainment locations.
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This is a set of banners and an animation. They are all suitable for websites and social media.
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This short video tells the story of the introduction of the MenB vaccination programme and how it saves lives and prevents meningitis and septicemia in infants and children.
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