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Most minor illnesses will get better without the need to visit a doctor and can be treated at home. You can get medicine for many health issues such as ringworm, athletes’ foot, insect…
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Vaccines are recommended for children aged 12 and teenagers to boost immunity and to protect against cancer. Boosters Including tetanus, diphtheria and polio – boys and girls aged 14 (Year…
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Patient choice is at the heart of the NHS. The significant increase in waiting lists for autism and ADHD assessments means that many more people are selecting a provider under their legal Right…
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About Medway Women's Health Hub Medway Women’s Health Hub aims to make it easier for all women to receive care locally for women’s health concerns. We are building on the…
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Chemo top tips for patients by patients
Members of our Patient Working Together Group have put together some 'top tips' to support people having chemotherapy, commonly referred to as 'chemo'. You can read these below.…
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Primary care services are the first point of contact in the healthcare system, acting as the ‘front door’ to the NHS. These services include: GPs, community pharmacies, dental care and eye…
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If you are a parent or you care for a child or young person and are concerned about their mental health and wellbeing, there are specific services available in Kent and Medway to support you and them.…
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#Together, we can shape the future of health and care The health and wellbeing of everyone living in Kent and Medway is impacted by many things, such as housing, jobs, education and access to green…
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Weight management Losing weight has many health benefits. You can reduce the risk of heart disease, colon and breast cancer and type 2 diabetes. Losing a few pounds will also lower your cholesterol…
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Your organisation Much of the information available in the sections below is exclusive to the organisations named and therefore sits on an intranet, only available to employees. If you cannot access…
