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Waterside Health Centre
Partners in the Primary Care Network (PCN)
Blackfield Health Centre
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Where to find help when the surgery is closed
Putting together the pieces of the PCN
FLU
The Waterside Health and Wellbeing team are employed to work for all the practices in the Waterside Primary Care Network (PCN) and details of the support they provide may be found on their website by clicking on the Health image above.
Protecting your child against the possibility of getting FLU.
There are special arrangements for children to receive protection against the possibility of getting FLU.
Briefly the surgery is able to offer the flu vaccine to 2 and 3 year olds and those children who are in an at-risk category.
School age children who are not in an at-risk category should be seen by the School Nurses.
The surgery will start sending out invites for children to be vaccinated, once supplies are available, which is likely to be the end of October.
Click on the picture to find more detailed information about whether your child is able to receive the vaccine, and about any possible side effects.
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