Fareham and Gosport Clinical Commissioning Group

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The government have published some further guidance on social distancing #covid19 #coronavirus

Today is National #NoSmokingDay. Join others up and down the country and make today the day you start your quit. To find the support that’s right for you, visit: todayistheday.co.uk

Today is #NoSmokingDay! Emma quit smoking in October 2014 after meeting her now husband. She said it wasn't easy and she had plenty of cravings and still does now.

Representatives from Hampshire Safeguarding Children Partnership, Portsmouth CCG, Portsmouth and Southampton City Council, Hampshire County Council and The Lullaby Trust at the event today! #everysleepcounts

The launch event, at Portsmouth Central Library, brings together people from health and care agencies, housing services, police and children's/family centre representatives to discuss how best to guide new parents on safe sleeping practices. #everysleepcounts

Professionals from public sector bodies across Hampshire and Isle of Wight are meeting in Portsmouth today to launch initiatives aimed at promoting safe sleeping for babies. #everysleepcounts @HampshireSCP @portsmouthtoday @westhantsccg @hhftnhs @SHFTSGTeam @hantsconnect

Today we're hosting Time for a Cuppa event to raise funds for @DementiaUK to help fund specialist nurses to support more families facing dementia. #cuppathatcounts 🍰☕

You can help stop the spread of germs like #coronavirus ⬇️ Find out more: ▶️ nhs.uk/coronavirus Retweet ♻️ to spread the message.

Get your loved one home early from hospital. You could help with their transport home when they are ready to leave. It helps them get home more quickly and it helps the NHS, too. #WhereBestNext

NHS 111 online is a fast and convenient service. You can find out how to get the right healthcare, including whether you need to see a GP or seek urgent care, get advice on self-care and get a call back from a healthcare professional. Find out more: 111.nhs.uk

Take the drama out of minor illnesses. You don't need an appointment to see a pharmacist - you can just walk in. Find your nearest pharmacy. ow.ly/rijE50ysETb

If you’re child has a minor injury such as a broken bone, cuts or grazes or a minor head injury, but it’s not life threatening, visit your local Urgent Treatment Centre. It can provide assessment & treatment for a number of conditions. ow.ly/guA150ypiYC

If you have a minor injury or illness & need treatment but it’s not life threatening, visit your local Urgent Treatment Centre. It can provide assessment & treatment for a number of conditions including broken bones & minor head injuries. #HelpUsHelpYou ow.ly/KP2U50ypcWL

Tummy ache in children is common but most children do not require treatment and the pain will get better by itself. Click the link for information on what ‘red-flag’ signs to look out for and when and where to seek help. ow.ly/J5MH50yp9J4

Get your loved one home early from hospital. You could help with their transport home when they are ready to leave. It helps them get home more quickly and it helps the NHS, too. #WhereBestNext

Fever is extremely common in children. A child has a fever if their temperate is 38°C or above. Click the link for information on what ‘red-flag’ signs to look out for and when and where to seek help. ow.ly/qhHo50yp7nU

UPDATE on coronavirus (#COVID19) testing in the UK: As of 2PM on Tuesday 18 February 2020, a total of 4,916 tests have concluded: 4,907 were confirmed negative. 9 positive. Updates will be published at 2PM daily. For latest information visit: ▶️ gov.uk/coronavirus

It can be stressful when your child is unwell. Use our guide to help you find the right service or click the link for information on common childhood illnesses, advice on what ‘red-flag’ signs to look out for and when and where to seek help and how. ow.ly/BB4l50yp718

UPDATE on #coronavirus testing in the UK: As of 2pm on Monday 17 February 2020, a total of 4,501 tests have concluded: 4,492 were confirmed negative. 9 positive. Updates will be published at 2pm daily. For latest information visit: bit.ly/2UvGyzh