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More than 135,000 Londoners have trained in preventing suicides

More than 135,000 Londoners, including the Mayor of London, have now completed suicide prevention training and are helping to play their part in saving lives. The impressive number far surpasses the original goal to train 100,000 people within twelve months set in September 2019 to mark World Suicide Prevention Day, when the citywide Zero Suicide […]

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Marie Gabriel to chair new NHS London People Board

Marie Gabriel CBE, Chair of the North East London Integrated Care System and the NHS Race and Health Observatory, has today been confirmed as the Chair of London’s People Board. The London People Board has been established to implement priorities for the current and future NHS workforce. It aims to make the NHS in London […]

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Information on NHS services in London over the August Bank Holiday

This August Bank Holiday, Londoners should follow government advice on coronavirus. This includes remembering to wash your hands regularly, wearing a face covering where required, and making space between yourself and those not in your household or support bubble. For more information on government advice, visit gov.uk/coronavirus. If you need medical help this weekend, please […]

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Kidney transplant operations resume across London

All transplant centres in London have now resumed kidney transplants from living donors. The NHS in London has been working in partnership with independent hospitals in the capital to make it safe for patients to undergo kidney transplant operations. During the peak of the pandemic, transplant patients were particularly vulnerable to contracting coronavirus because medication […]

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Parents urged to continue vital childhood vaccinations

The NHS in London is urging parents in London to take young children for immunisation appointments to prevent outbreaks of serious diseases and reduce pressure on the health service. Data from GP practices across the capital points to a 25% drop in the numbers of children having received vital immunisations compared to this time last […]

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Pharmacies offer convenient check-ups across the Capital

A new NHS scheme has seen almost 40,000 Londoners get a quick, safe, face-to-face appointment with a local pharmacist, helping them to get care safely and faster during the coronavirus pandemic. The NHS Community Pharmacist Consultation Service (CPCS) has helped 37,200 people across the Capital since being set out in the NHS Long Term Plan, […]

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Tools and resources to help Londoners’ mental health and wellbeing

It is normal and okay to feel upset, anxious or confused at times. It is understandable that you might be feeling anxious and worried about coronavirus and that it could be affecting your mental health. You might be struggling with boredom or loneliness or you might be stressed about your job and finances. For those […]

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