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Coronavirus vaccination services
Find out all there is to know about the COVID-19 vaccination programme in Norfolk and Waveney.
This page is kept up to date with all the latest information, both nationally and locally.
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Coronavirus general information
If you think you have coronavirus symptoms make sure you get a test and self-isolate. Help keep everyone in Norfolk and Waveney safe by social distancing and using masks in line with government guidance.
We have more information about what to do, about Test and Trace, and other local and national guidance about Coronavirus
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Meetings and committees
The next meeting of the CCG Governing Body in public is 24 May 2022
The next meeting of our Primary Care Commissioning Committee is on 14 June 2022.
Both will be uploaded on our YouTube Channel on completion of the meetings.
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Access to GP Services
Everyone is welcome at our GP practices across Norfolk and Waveney.
In order to receive the COVID-19 vaccine it is really helpful if you are registered with a GP.
You do not have to show proof of address or ID to register with a GP practice.
Register with your local GP practice today or find out more online.
In The News
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Get vaccinated at St Georges Theatre – this Friday
Norfolk and Waveney health and care colleagues are encouraging those who haven’t yet had their COVID-19 vaccination to come forward to a pop-up clinic this Friday. -
Know your numbers to help prevent heart attack and stroke
This May, health leaders around the world are encouraging all people to check their blood pressure regularly and know their numbers to help prevent heart attacks and stroke. -
Mental health café’s go from strength to strength
STEAM House Cafés have been opened by Access Community Trust in both King’s Lynn, Gorleston and other areas across Norfolk and Waveney. -
Care Quality Commission (CQC) urgent and emergency care pathways inspection - Norfolk and Waveney Integrated Care System
Statement on behalf of the Norfolk and Waveney health and care system “We have greatly valued our involvement in the CQC urgent and emergency care system review and were encouraged to see the CQC’s findings that many of our local services are providing good, safe care and effective treatment. -
Thousands of People in Great Yarmouth Invited to Help NHS Trial New Cancer Test
Great Yarmouth has been selected as one of several places across the East of England to take part in the world’s largest trial of a revolutionary new blood test that can detect more than 50 types of cancer before symptoms appear. -
New national campaign showcases professionalism of nurses and midwives this International Nurses Day
To coincide with International Nurses Day (IND) and Florence Nightingale’s birthday (Thursday 12 May), a new national campaign called “Here for Life” has launched to highlight the incredible commitment, leadership and compassion of nurses and midwives to their professions, as well is an opportunity to thank our nursing workforce for all they do.
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