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If you are travelling abroad please make sure you contact us in plenty of time to arrange any vaccinations that may be necessary. To help the Nurses assess your travel needs it is important that they are in receipt of the assessment form before your appointment. Click here to complete a travel form. Please be aware that we require at least 6 weeks notice before you travel to allow time for your vaccinations.
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NHS England has commissioned a one-off MenB (Meningococcal B) vaccination programme aimed at young people aged 17 to 18, particularly those preparing to start university for the first time.
This programme is designed to help protect against Meningococcal group B disease, a serious and potentially life-threatening infection that can cause meningitis and septicaemia. Young adults, especially those moving into shared accommodation such as university halls, are at an increased risk.
Unlike many routine vaccinations, this programme is being delivered primarily through community pharmacies, making it more accessible and convenient. GP surgeries are not the main providers for this specific programme.
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you are strongly encouraged to take up this offer.
University life often involves close living arrangements and increased social mixing, which can make infections spread more easily. Getting vaccinated helps protect not only you but also those around you.
Children under the age of 16 can consent to their own treatment if they're believed to have enough intelligence, competence and understanding to fully appreciate what's involved in their treatment. This is known as being Gillick competent. GPs use specific guidelines to make this decision, further information can be found here
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Patient data from GP medical records kept by GP practices in England is used to improve health, care and services through planning and research, helping to find better treatments and improve patient care. The NHS is introducing an improved way to share this information – called the General Practice Data for Planning and Research data collection.
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