COVID-19 Guidance

NHS Patients, visitors, and staff must continue to wear face coverings in healthcare settings. COVID-19 remains a risk. It is still possible to catch and spread COVID-19, even if you are fully vaccinated

• Check if you or your child has symptoms
  Find out about the main symptoms of coronavirus and what to do if you have them.
• Testing and tracing
  Get a test to check if you have coronavirus, understand your test result and find out what to do if you're contacted by NHS Test and Trace.
• Self-isolation and treatment if you have symptom
  Advice about staying at home (self-isolation) and treatment for you and anyone you live with.
• People at higher risk
  Advice for people at higher risk from coronavirus, including older people, people with health conditions and pregnant women.
• Long-term effects (long COVID)
  Find out about the long-term effects COVID-19 can sometimes have and what help is available.
• How to stay safe and help prevent the spread
  Advice about how to stay safe and help prevent the spread of coronavirus.
• Links to more information about coronavirus
  Links to government advice, information for health professionals and advice for other parts of the UK.
• Take part in research
  Find out about health research studies and how you may be able to take part.

Easy Read Leaflets

The following are easy read leaflets produced by Public Health England, which are available to download

• Easy read COVID vaccination leaflet
• Easy read ‘What to expect after the vaccine’ leaflet

Translated Health Information for Patients

Doctors of the World is pleased to offer translated resources on a range of health topics, in a variety of formats and in up to 61 languages. These are available to share and download for free.

Coronavirus information – Their coronavirus (COVID-19) guidance is available in over 60 languages, which you can view online or download for free. Please note: New translated information on the COVID-19 and flu vaccines will be continue to be added to their site.

To view the full range of resources available, please visit Doctors of the World - Translated Health Information

ADVICE IN YOUR REGION

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