CATCH (Common Approach to Children's Health) is a free health app for parents and carers of children aged 0-5. Search "catch app" to download today.
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ALT An NHS app style notification that reads "NHS Screening – You have a new message." Text reads: Cervical screening invitations are now sent through the NHS App. NHS logo is in the top right corner.
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ALT Text reads: when you are invited, book your screening. More information will be in your invitation. NHS logo is in the top right corner.
ALT Screenshot from phone notes app. Says: What care to expect with gestational diabetes? Your healthcare team should: - Give you information on gestational diabetes and explain how it's treated - Give you a blood glucose meter and show you how to use it - Make sure you have a Medical Exemption Certificate or Card - Explain who the different members if your team are - Refer you to a dietitian - Tell you who to call for any extra support - Explain how to treat hypos and hypers
ALT NHS logo top right Remember to collect your repeat prescription To avoid running out of your medicines over the bank holiday, please pick up any medication you have ordered in good time. If you are unable to collect it yourself, please ask someone to get it for you. Your health matters. Help us help you.
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ALT Remember to collect your repeat prescription To avoid running out of your medicines over the bank holiday, please pick up any medication you have ordered in good time. If you are unable to collect it yourself, please ask someone to get it for you.
ALT NHS logo top right. Remember to order prescriptions early. To avoid delays in getting your medicines over the bank holiday, order your prescriptions in good time. You can order repeat prescriptions through the NHS App or at your GP surgery.
ALT Promotional image for NHS's Living Well Bus service, listing routine immunizations and health checks at various locations with dates and times. The bus is depicted in the background. Visit cwp.nhs.uk for more details.
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ALT Text reads: The Living Well Service supports our communities by providing All routine UK immunisations Physical health checks Mental health support Please drop-in to your nearest Living Well session by visiting our timetable. No appointment needed.
ALT An illustration of a pregnant women talking to a health care professional. Text reads: Protect your baby from serious lung infection. If you’re at least 28 weeks pregnant, speak to your maternity service or GP about getting your RSV vaccination.
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