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INHALER NEWS

IMPORTANT NEWS ON YOUR SALBUTAMOL INHALER

 As part of our practice commitment to provide excellent care and protect our planet, we are reviewing the prescriptions for some inhalers.

 As part of our practice commitment to provide excellent care and protect our planet, we are reviewing the prescriptions for some inhalers.

This affects your reliever (blue) inhaler, which you use only when you have symptoms. You may know it as your salbutamol inhaler, or by the brand-name Ventolin. Your pharmacy may dispense a salbutamol inhaler with a different brand name.

SALBUTAMOL INHALER CHANGE

This week the NHS started offering the RSV vaccine for the first time to pregnant women and older adults 75-79.

RSV VACCINE - NHS

Every 2nd Friday of the month 10am to 12pm. Download poster for information and dates

COFFEE MORNINGS INFO

Sepsis arises when the body’s response to an infection injures its own tissues and organs. It may lead to shock, multi-organ failure, and death – especially if not recognized early and treated promptly. Sepsis is the final common pathway to death from most infectious diseases worldwide, including viral infections such as SARS-CoV-2 / COVID-19.

SEPSIS VIDEO

Do you enjoy gardening? Would you like to meet new people? We are starting a garden project at 358, Marfleet Lane (old GP surgery).  Click below for more information.

MARFLEET HUB GARDEN PROJECT

Cases of Measles are on the rise. It is an infectious virus that causes a rash and can be very serious. Download information on Measles to understand the risks, symptoms and need for vacination.

Measles Information

The earlier bowel cancer is spotted, the more treatable it’s likely to be. In fact, more than 9 in 10 people survive bowel cancer when it is diagnosed at the earliest stage. However, this drops significantly when diagnosed at the latest stage.

MMR
Campaign

The uptake figures of the MMR vaccination has been in decline for over ten years, with on average at least one in ten children unvaccinated and at risk of becoming seriously unwell. In some areas this is as high as four in ten children.

NHSE are launching a national call / recall inviting those not fully vaccinated to come forward to catch up on missed doses of the MMR vaccination.

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Our Health and Well-being Team are involved in the following events in the coming months:

DATEEVENT
AprilBowel Cancer Awareness Month
17 MayHypertension Day
7-12 JuneHeart Rhythm Week
10-16 JuneLoneliness Week
15-20 JuneCervical Screening Week
6-11 SeptemberKnow Your Numbers - Blood Pressure
OctoberNational Cholesterol Month
Breast Cancer Awareness Month
14 NovemberWorld Diabetes Day

Gardening Group
Wellbeing Project at Sutton Manor

Sutton Manor Surgery Project - raised beds

Our Health & Wellbeing Team have announced news about an exciting new initiative which has started at The Sutton Manor Surgery.

Sarah Capes, Health & Wellbeing Team Leader who runs the project said,

“There is a strong and growing evidence that nature based social prescribing plays an important role in improving mental and physical health and reducing loneliness. With this in mind, we have set up a gardening group at Sutton Manor Surgery open to patients and the surrounding community to help tackle loneliness and isolation through activities that also benefit the surrounding wildlife.

"We have received support from the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust, local community allotments and Men in Sheds to gather inspiration for the plot of land with our first priority being raised beds for vegetable growing. We are happy for more patients to join the group if they are interested in getting involved. The Sutton Manor site gives an idea of what we would like to achieve”.

Social Prescribing Day

Social Prescribing Day

As part of Social Prescribing Day 2024, the BeWell Community Link Workers were based in Bransholme Centre to speak to people about Social Prescribing, the benefits this can have, and referral processes should they want support.

Sutton Manor gardening group
News Update: Gardening Group. Tony from our BeWell Team has developed a plan of how the Sutton Manor Gardening Project will look like going forward. The group consists of volunteers and patients. If you would like to be involved in the gardening project, please speak to a member of staff in your practice for more details.

To see Tony's ambitious plans for the Sutton Manor Gardening Project simply click the button below to download a PDF document. The plan envisages raised strawberry beds, an area for seasonal crops, lavender plants and beds for gooseberries, rhubarb, and more.  In addition to a flower box, the plan highlights a wall of brambles - whilst the south-facing terrace will feature climbing plants - including clematis, jasmine and roses!

MARFLEET
GARDENING GROUP
COMING SOON!

Do you enjoy gardening? Would you like to meet new people?  To be part of the Group please contact the BeWell Team on 01482 458091

Sutton Manor
Goes Green

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Community Peel Street
Fair Event

Peel Street Community Event

Community Peel Street Fair Event - On Thursday 22nd August, the Health & Lifestyle Practitioners from the Be Well service, held a stall at the Peel Project Community Health Fair. Attendees were invited to have their blood pressure checked and to undertake a Diabetes Risk Assessment. The Be Well Community Link Workers were also in attendance, promoting Social Prescribing and the Sutton Manor Gardening Group.