
Eve Hill Medical Practice A General Practice surgery in Dudley, West Midlands
Flu vaccination 2011 - 2012 The planned programme of flu vaccination for our patients in winter 2011 /12
Eve Hill News - What's going on in 2011 What's going on in the practice
Opting out of uploading your information Opting out of the government IT plan
Appointments at Eve Hill Changes to the appointment system
Our Staff Our Primary Health Care Team
Surgery Opening Times When we are open, how to make an appointment
Prescriptions and Results How to obtain your repeat prescription, or test results
How To Register For patients who wish to join the practice
Information for under 18's Some information particularly aimed at our patients under 18
Travel Services Information about how to get travel health advice and vaccinations for foreign travel
News for Diabetic Patients Information for our patients with diabetes
Childhood Skin Rashes Some information and pictures about common rashes of the skin in children
Self Treatment of Minor Illness Some tips on looking after minor illness
Our Services to You Some of the clinics we offer
Feedback If you have positive comments for us, or how to complain
Our Practice Charter Our aims in providing patient's care
Training Our role in training GPs and medical students
Certificates, Reports and Medical Examinations Details of these non-NHS services we can provide
Local Services Some phone numbers you may find useful

Flu vaccination 2011 - 2012

See The Government Flu Leaflet Here

The seasonal (winter) flu vaccination wil be available from early October 2011.

We will be offering a drop-in clinic on Saturday 15th October from 9am to 12 midday. This is for patients in the at risk categories only.

We do not have stocks of flu jabs to vaccinate those outside of the at risk groups.

The at-risk groups are:

Pregnant women (All stages of pregnancy)
Over 65's
Patients who live in care homes
Adults and Children over 6 months of age with the following conditions: DIABETES,
ASTHMA,
OTHER LUNG DISEASE,
HEART DISEASE,
MODERATE TO SEVERE KIDNEY DISEASE,
PATIENTS WITH NO SPLEEN,
PATIENTS WITH OTHER IMMUNITY PROBLEMS
LIVER DISEASE
STROKES AND TIAS
NEUROLOGICAL PROBLEMS LIKE MS OR CEREBRAL PALSY

People who care for patients, whether paid or unpaid should be vaccinated against flu to help keep the people they care for healthy.

Patients who work in Health or Social Care will be offered vaccination by their employer.

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