NHS Sussex - Cervical screening for Afghan refugees in Crawley
Release Date: 01/23/2023
NHS Sussex - Long Covid Support Service
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The Post-Covid Assessment and Support Service - also known as PCASS - has helped thousands of people across Sussex who are living with Long Covid. On this podcast you will learn more about Long Covid. You will also hear from a patient who has been helped by the Post-Covid Assessment and Support Service.
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NHS Sussex - Using your community pharmacist
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Community pharmacy plays a vital role in healthcare in Sussex. We spoke to Ankit Tyagi - a pharmacist in St Leonards-On-Sea, East Sussex. Ankit outlines the types of services your local pharmacist can provide and how they can help you and your family is so many different ways.
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NHS Sussex - Consultation on stroke services in West Sussex
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NHS Sussex and University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust are formally consulting on plans to improve hospital-based stroke services in West Sussex. On this podcast you will hear more about the proposals and also from some of the clinicians involved.
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NHS Sussex - Cervical screening for Afghan refugees in Crawley
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Several GP practices in Sussex are providing medical services to refugees as part of the Resettlement Scheme. As cervical screening is not offered to women in Afghanistan, Bridge Medical Centre in Crawley created an effective communications and engagement plan to inform this population group about the process and the benefits of screening, improve access to services and balance out the health inequalities that exist for Afghan women. Melissa Civale is Nurse Manager at the Bridge Medical Centre. In this podcast she explains how the programme came about and the results that were achieved....
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NHS Sussex - Options that exist for accessing services this winter
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Allison Cannon is Chief Nursing Officer for NHS Sussex. In this podcast she outlines the options available for accessing services this winter. Allison also explains what we can do when it comes to helping the NHS at this busy time of year. She also talks about how winter pressures impact on the NHS workforce.
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NHS Sussex - How going digital can benefit us all
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Lisa Emery is Chief Transformation, Innovation and Digital Officer for NHS Sussex. In this podcast she explains how the NHS is embracing new digital technology to better serve patients. Lisa also outlines how using this technology can really help reduce pressures on the NHS during the winter months. She also talks about the benefits of using the NHS App as well explaining how virtual wards work.
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NHS Sussex - Help Us Help You - Winter 2022
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East Sussex GP Ragu Rajan outlines some of the measures we can all take to help reduce the pressure on the NHS at this time of year.
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NHS Sussex - Black History Month 2022
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Bert Williams MBE, President and co-founder of Brighton & Hove Black History Month, celebrates the contribution of ethnically diverse communities to our society - including within health and care services. This podcast also contains NHS Sussex's anti-racism statement.
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An interview with Stephen Lightfoot, Chair of NHS Sussex
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Stephen Lightfoot, Chair of NHS Sussex, talks about this new way of working to deliver better health and care across Sussex. Stephen also outlines some of the challenges that need to be overcome. He also tells us what he has heard so far from the ongoing programme of public and online meetings that he's hosting at various Sussex locations.
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Hot Weather Health Advice
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Dr Richard Fieldhouse, Clinical Director, West Sussex, explains how our bodies normally work and how we can prevent them overheating during hot weather. He also talks about the dangers of heat exhaustion and heatstroke.
info_outlineSeveral GP practices in Sussex are providing medical services to refugees as part of the Resettlement Scheme. As cervical screening is not offered to women in Afghanistan, Bridge Medical Centre in Crawley created an effective communications and engagement plan to inform this population group about the process and the benefits of screening, improve access to services and balance out the health inequalities that exist for Afghan women.
Melissa Civale is Nurse Manager at the Bridge Medical Centre. In this podcast she explains how the programme came about and the results that were achieved.