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Re: swine flu case confirmed from hyndburn park school!
There is a notice on the door of the Acorn Medical Centre saying --If you have flu-like symptoms do not enter this building,Call NHS Direct.
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Re: swine flu case confirmed from hyndburn park school!
This is what it says on nhs direct website
Alert: Important information about swine flu Last updated 5:02 PM Monday 06 July 2009 With more than 7,400 confirmed cases of swine flu in the UK, important changes have been made to the way the virus is being tackled. Read the latest official advice to help protect yourself and others. Key messages If you have flu-like symptoms and are concerned that you may have swine flu:
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Re: swine flu case confirmed from hyndburn park school!
You can't beat a good diagnosis by phone. I wonder who will be the first to die because GP's could not be bothered to do a home visit and carry out a proper diagnosis?
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home visits are for the people most in need like the elderly etc... if drs are do home visits fir swine flu then wouldnt that spread it round the high risk people?
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All parents collecting children at Siobhan's nursery were sent home today with a letter from the health protection agency saying a child who attends the nursery had been clinically diagnosed as suffering from swine flu.
As I was there from 4 o clock for a meeting with Siobhan's key worker, I was surprised that not one member of staff mentioned anything to me until I was signing Siobhan out, only then was I given a copy of the letter. |
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Cancer (Self Diagnosed) Fortunately I can walk into primary care and point out the problem and be seen without appointment. I have had it thown in my face many times by the website knowalls that I am no longer entitled to the care of the NHS.......Wrong. I am entitled to have extended holidays wherever and whenever I chose. I have not surrendered my passport, I have not opted to join the Spanish System. I still have a British Driving Licence....I do not claim benefits. Nor do I intend to whilst in Spain. If I need to come to England for NHS care then so be it. I have never crabbed the NHS nor do I intend to. End of rant.:) |
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Confirmed case at Helmshore primary school today
letters of notification sent out with parent |
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If a referral from a GP suspects that the patient being referred has cancer, then there is a process by which an appointment will be given within a two week period......in my experience GPs have phoned consultants (Gynae) and the patient has often been seen either that day or the next....and at every clinic there were always two appointments left vacant to accommodate such happenings.
Whilst I do not know of an 'open door' situation for these kinds of patient...in reality they (the patient) usually form a bond with one of the Nurses......and they can intercede with the consultant if the patient has particular concerns. On the Unit that I worked on, we had a lovely Christie trained Cancer Specilaist Nurse who could always be accessed by the patients....she would speak with consultants about her patients worries and organise a visit if this was required. I don't know what happens now....I have been retired for 7 years...or what happens in other specialties or areas. |
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I see from the BBC website that the kids at Peel Park school are being encouraged to handle vermin. Would you be happy if this was one of yours? (little brat, that is). Even if one of these rats with wings is a gift from the Queen, they still carry as much disease as the non-flying version, not least a pretty nasty and incurable lung disease. I wonder if LCC education dept are aware of this or the local Health & Safety office?
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