On #WorldRadiographyDay a shameless plug for #mammograms. My tumour was only 0.8cm, non palpable but very aggressive. The mammogram radiographer treated me with such dignity. That mammogram saved me. Consultant said had I waited until lump was palpable, it would have been Stage 4
@DC_PoliceDogs Happy new year to you and your family
Including all the pups you have raised so successfully.
You bring much pleasure to people with your videos.xx
Our hospitals are currently very busy, so please only attend our emergency departments for immediately life-threatening cases.
If you need urgent care, please call 111 or visit https://t.co/B7uDREPLQf - they’ll advise where to go to get the right treatment more quickly.
Cervical screening saves lives. So don't ignore your cervical screening invite and if you missed your last one, book an appointment with your GP practice. Find out more about cervical screening at https://t.co/OjxWLl7SbW
#CervicalCancerPreventionWeek
The #ColdWeather is forecast to continue over the next couple of days.
Be #WeatherAware before going out - wear plenty of layers & shoes with good grip.
Remember, only call 999 in a life-threatening emergency.
#StaySafe
There are a few simple but important things you can do to help us get your family member, friend or neighbour home from hospital as soon as they are ready. Take a look at our patient guide to hospital discharge: https://t.co/vSEJw3IDWN
https://t.co/oVpYvRBxKc
If you’re waiting for an ambulance, please do not ring back to ask for an estimated arrival time.
Only call back if the patient’s condition worsens or you no longer need our help. 📞🚨
#HelpUsToHelpYou#MakeTheRightCall
Help for dental problems is available over the festive period. If you can’t get help through your dental practice in the first instance, please call NHS111 or visit https://t.co/B7uDREPLQf online.
Your local pharmacy can advise on a range of minor health concerns without the need for an appointment. Find more information on local healthcare services here https://t.co/6sXlnnqhwi
Yesterday we declared a Critical Incident, and are under extreme pressure today with more than 1,100 calls received by 9.30am.
Please #helpushelpyou by calling 999 only in a life-threatening emergency and trying other routes: your GP, pharmacy, a minor injury unit or 111online.
SWASFT has declared a Critical Incident and
our Deputy Director of Operations has a message for the public:
“Please help us to help the patients who need us most by only calling 999 if a patient has a life-threatening condition or illness."
More at: https://t.co/ebE34gDbFi