CrawleyHorshamMidSussex NHS

Hello to all our followers. We hope you are all keeping safe and healthy during this time. Please note, we are now tweeting from @WestSussexCCG to reflect that we officially become West Sussex CCG from 1 April 2020 - please follow us there for all the latest updates.

We have repurposed our system/wide Twitter account to highlight the Sussex NHS response to #COVID19 Will keep you updated on how we are keeping our populations and staff as safe as possible during this difficult time.

NHS 111 services are experiencing high demand across the country. Where possible please make use of the NHS 111 online service so that the 111 phone lines are available for those who cannot get online. #HelpUsHelpYou 111.nhs.uk

There are simple things we can do to help slow the spread of almost any germs, including coronavirus. Always sneeze into a tissue, bin it, and then wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water. gov.uk/coronavirus

Stay at home. Protect the NHS. Save Lives. For the latest information go to nhs.uk/coronavirus

We would like to thank everyone who has registered an interest in becoming a Community Ambassador. Due to COVID-19, we have decided to pause the recruitment of Community Ambassadors at this time and will relaunch in the future.

NHS 111 services are experiencing high demand across the country. Where possible please make use of the NHS 111 online service so that the 111 phone lines are available for those who cannot get online. #HelpUsHelpYou 111.nhs.uk

Wash your hands more often for 20 seconds with soap and water. Or use hand sanitiser. Protect yourself and others. nhs.uk/coronavirus

Germs can live on some surfaces for hours. Protect yourself and others: sneeze into a tissue, bin it, then wash your hands with soap and water. This is the best way to slow the spread of almost any germs including coronavirus. gov.uk/coronavirus

NHS 111 services are experiencing high demand across the country. Where possible please make use of the NHS 111 online service so that the 111 phone lines are available for those who cannot get online. #HelpUsHelpYou 111.nhs.uk

Do you want to make a difference to health and care services in Sussex? Meet new people, learn new skills and gain valuable work experience as a Community Ambassador with @Sussex_HCP Follow the link for more information >> bit.ly/SsxCA #CommunityAmbassador

Wash your hands more often for 20 seconds with soap and water. Or use hand sanitiser. Protect yourself and others. nhs.uk/coronavirus

We are aware that there will be families who have sadly experienced the loss of their baby during pregnancy or shortly after birth. We would be so grateful if you would consider sharing your experiences at surveymonkey.co.uk/r/SWPTHLW @SESLMS

As we continue to collaboratively improve #maternity care, we would love to hear from maternity service users across Sussex about their experiences. The survey can be found at surveymonkey.co.uk/r/NCDGKGD. Deadline 31 March #MatExp #BetterBirths @SESLMS

NHS 111 services are experiencing high demand across the country. Where possible please make use of the NHS 111 online service so that the 111 phone lines are available for those who cannot get online. #HelpUsHelpYou 111.nhs.uk

Become a Community Ambassador for a rewarding experience where you can make a difference. We have roles to suit a range of interests, from community-based to office-based and will be flexible around your other commitments bit.ly/SsxCA #CommunityAmbassador @Sussex_HCP

England’s top nurse and top doctor have called on colleagues who have left the NHS in recent years to re-register and help the health service to tackle the “greatest global health threat” in a century. Read more here: ow.ly/aulh50yQTCG

In the light of the current situation with COVID-19 the Sangam Women’s Open Day meeting which was due to take place at Crawley Library on Tuesday 24 March has been cancelled. For further information contact the Alzheimer's Society Sussex on 01403 213017

Germs can live on some surfaces for hours. Protect yourself and others: sneeze into a tissue, bin it, then wash your hands with soap and water. This is the best way to slow the spread of almost any germs including coronavirus. gov.uk/coronavirus

Wash your hands more often for 20 seconds with soap and water. Or use hand sanitiser. Protect yourself and others. nhs.uk/coronavirus