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See details and download materials from our latest campaigns below.
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Ask About Asthma Awareness week - London’s #AskAboutAsthma campaign returns in September for its seventh year to raise awareness around childhood asthma and how to manage it.#AskAboutAsthma highlights the simple changes to children and young people’s care that will make a big difference to how they experience their asthma. Different toolkits available for different groups communicating. |
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Breast screening awareness - encourage screening uptake, if you recieve an NHS breast screening invitation, please respond as soon as possible, screening saves lives. |
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Bowel cancer awareness - encourage screening, cancer won't wait, early detection makes it easier to treat. |
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Cancer won't wait - don't delay getting checked out, if you are invited for screening or have a health concern speak to your GP or arrange an appointment. |
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Gynaeological awareness month - symptom awareness, don't ignore potential symptoms of gynaecological cancers, contact your GP practice. |
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Heart Failure Awareness campaign - aim of the campaign is to increase awareness of heart failure symptoms and encourage people to speak to their GP. Key message is the earlier treatment starts the better the outcomes. |
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Industrial action - Junior doctors will be on strike from 11 - 15 April. This toolkit includes a press release, social media resources, a GP screen and screensaver for staff for use by local authorities, trusts, health organisations and community groups and more. |
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Lung cancer awareness - symptom awareness, do you know the symptoms of lung cancer, don't ignore potential symptoms, contact your GP practice, non smokers get lung cancer too. |
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Oesophageal cancer awareness - symptom awareness, oesophageal cancer is aggressive and outcomes can be improved if caught early, contact your GP practice. |
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Planned care - NHS North West London is engaging with various stakeholders including general practice to develop a new strategy for planned care, which includes non-emergency healthcare services. The aim is to improve waiting times, ensure fair access, and enhance patient experience by addressing the changing needs of the population and tackling disparities in care experiences among different communities. To accompany this an issues paper has been published is to gather feedback from professional stakeholders to shape the Planned Care |
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Prostate cancer - a campaign that aims to encourage conversations about family health history and also raising awareness of the 3 risk factors of prostate cancer. |
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We are general practice - aim of the campaign is to explain how general practice is working as a team of medical experts and support staff, led and supervised by the GP. There are new members of staff and systems in place to support GPs to look after your needs. |
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Why vacinate campaign - London-wide campaign aimed at encouraging converatsions about vaccinations. Local peoepl share why they have their vaccinations. |
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Winter - UKHSA's new winter communications toolkit and NW London localised information can be found in the following toolkits. The toolkit covers a range of issues relevant to this winter: flu, COVID-19, RSV, diarrhoea and vomiting including norovirus, scarlet fever, measles and seasonal weather resources. |
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