Immunisations

Children

It is essential to protect children by making sure they have a full programme of immunisation. There is a computerised call-up system and most children will receive an appointment through the post at the right time. If, for any reason, you cannot keep this appointment, please contact the Medical Centre and arrange an alternative appointment.imm

If your child is overdue an injection, please contact the Nurse.

The Nurse holds an immunisation clinic every Tuesday afternoon, 2.00 to 5.10pm.

Click here to find more information about immunisations. 

Adults

It is important to keep up to date with tetanus and polio vaccinations. If you are not sure whether you are currently protected, please contact the Specialist Nurse who will be happy to advise you. If you are travelling abroad please take advice from NaTHNaC 

Influenza Vaccination

Each year in October/November a programme of influenza vaccination is carried out at the Medical Centre and it is strongly recommended that patients at greatest risk, ie. those over 65 years of age, diabetics, asthmatics and those with a history of heart disease take advantage of this vaccination. 

You can check here to see if you have missed or need any Vaccinations/Immunisations Family Health 

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