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The Kirkwood
The Kirkwood do more than just Hospice services. If you, or a family member, have been diagnosed with a life-limiting illness, the team at Kirkwood can offer many services to support you in enjoying life including opportunities to learn new skills, give practical, medical and financial support, as well as their high quality hospice care.
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As well as a source of information about our practice, the staff and the services we provide, we hope you will use this website as a useful resource for other health-related information. Please have a look around and do send us some feedback if you like. We can use your ideas to improve our online services and further develop the content of this site.
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HELP! We are receiving alot of calls about the coronavirus vaccine. Whilst we understand you are eager to receive this, we are unable to give you an estimate of when you will be seen. Please be assured that when it is your turn to have the vaccine, we will be in touch. Please do not contact us about it as it will not happen faster if you call us, and you may prevent poorly patients getting the help they need by tying up the phone lines. The leaflet attached below contains more information about the vaccine.
Thank you for your patience!
COVID-19 vaccination guide what to expect after your vaccination
What to do if you think you have COVID-19 COVID Isolating at Home Leaflet
If you would like a test, you can apply for one here https://self-referral.test-for-coronavirus.service.gov.uk/test-type or call 119
For more information, please visit https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/wuhan-novel-coronavirus/
To access the NHS 111 BSL Service click here https://interpreternow.co.uk/nhs111
Worried about your work and COVID-19? See the ACAS guidance at this link Coronavirus: advice for employers and employees
Your Covid Recovery is a new NHS website designed to help people recover from the long-term effects of coronavirus, otherwise known as Covid-19.
Recovery
If you have had Covid-19, you may still have some physical symptoms, such as breathlessness, a cough, and a lack of energy. You may also have psychological symptoms, such as feeling scared or anxious, depressed, having trouble sleeping, and struggling to remember or concentrate.
These symptoms, both physical and psychological, are common. Your Covid Recovery includes information from experts about how to manage them and look after your health and wellbeing. It also includes information on returning to work, and a helpful section for family, friends, and carers of people who are recovering.
To get an Isolation Note to give to your employer please visit https://111.nhs.uk/isolation-note/ Please note your GP cannot give you a note to cover this period.
If you would like to volunteer to help vulnerable people in your community during this difficult time please visit https://www.england.nhs.uk/participation/get-involved/volunteering/nhs-volunteer-responders/
For Coronavirus information in EasyRead please see here
As we receive further government direction on the use of face coverings, you may be wondering if you or someone you care for is exempt. If you need information on whether you are exempt and to download an exemption card please click here. Face coverings and masks do not inhibit or worsen lung function and we would encourage everyone who can, to wear one, particularly to enter any Healthcare facilities and Pharmacies. It may feel awkward at first, but it does get easier!
If you don't have a face mask, you can make one easily without sewing from a sock from the instructional video at this link
Exemptions
- You have a disability that means you cannot put a mask on.
- You have a disability that means you cannot wear or remove a mask.
- Putting on a face mask would cause you severe distress.
- If you use lip reading to communicate, the person supporting you to use public transport does not have to wear a mask.
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