1. Stay at home advice for households with possible or confirmed coronavirus infection

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    The self-isolation advice for contacts of people with coronavirus (COVID-19) has changed. Find out what you need to to if someone in your household gets infected.

  2. Guidance for people previously considered clinically extremely vulnerable from COVID-19

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    If you have previously been identified as clinically extremely vulnerable you will no longer be advised to shield

  3. Coronavirus: Information for parents, carers and families

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    The government and the NHS are taking necessary steps to manage the pandemic, reduce transmission and treat those who need medical attention. Here we explain what this means for children, young people and their families.

  4. Coronavirus: supporting parents and carers of children with SEND

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    The shielding programme ended in England on 15 September 2021. This means that people who were previously considered clinically extremely vulnerable (CEV) will not be advised to shield in the future or follow specific guidance.

  5. Coronavirus: a teenager's guide

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    If you're a young person and you're concerned about the spread of coronavirus amongst kids and teens, below are some resources and information for you.

  6. Coronavirus: Wellbeing for Teens

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    The Covid-19 pandemic is full of uncertainties and you may be asked by your school, college or workplace to stay at home for a period of time. It is now more important then ever that you look after yourself and your wellbeing. But how?

  7. Domestic abuse and coronavirus

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    As a result of coronavirus outbreak, many victims of Domestic Abuse face additional challenges and barriers to accessing support.

  8. Coronavirus and your dental care

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    The coronavirus pandemic has created a backlog of patients in need of dental care. Practices will prioritise patients with the most urgent need. Read the latest advice on how to access dental care during the pandemic.

  9. Changes to testing for coronavirus in England

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    Guidance on testing has changed. Find out when you should get tested and how to get a test.

  10. Share your experiences of care and support during the coronavirus pandemic

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    Help us understand how care and support services have changed during the COVID-19 pandemic, how they are working for you and to how we can support meaningful improvements that matter to you.

  11. Coronavirus and face coverings

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    What do you need to know about face coverings? We have brought together the latest guidance and rules around face coverings.

  12. Accessing your NHS login and app

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    NHS login lets you access a variety of digital health and care websites and apps with just one email address and password. You can download the app on your phone or tablet, or access it via the browser in your desktop or laptop computer.

  13. Is the NHS sharing your data? What you need to know

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    A number of national media reports and social media posts are claiming that your personal health data will be shared if you don't opt out now. This is clearly alarming but it is not the full story.

  14. Reconfiguration of Children’s Cancer Principal Treatment Centre

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    The South West London and Surrey Joint Health Overview and Scrutiny Committee received a presentation from the NHS Specialised Commissioning Team on the reconfiguration of Children’s Cancer Principal Treatment Centre.

  15. Apply to be a Healthwatch Volunteer Today!

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    Applications are now open for Healthwatch Volunteers. Find out how you can get involved.

  16. The Accessible Information Standard - What you can expect from services

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    A year ago the Accessible Information Standard came into force. It requires any organisation providing NHS or social care to communicate in a way that everybody can understand. Here's a reminder of what you should expect.