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The government has announced new COVID alert levels which have now come into effect. Sefton and other parts of the Liverpool City Region have been placed in the local COVID alert level 'very high'.
From Thursday 5 November until Wednesday 2 December, national restrictions are being put in place to reduce the spread of coronavirus.
We held our first virtual Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Thursday 19 November. The event was an opportunity for residents, partners and stakeholders to learn more about our work during 2019-2020.
Sefton and the Liverpool City Region are in Tier 2, ‘High alert’ of the government’s COVID-19 alert system.
Sefton’s community based COVID-19 immunisation programme run by local GP practices began on Tuesday 15 December as the biggest vaccination programme in NHS history continues.
We reviewed our local community services during the early part of 2016 and as part of this we asked residents for their views and experiences. Community services is the collective name for a wide range of healthcare that is often delivered in clinics and other community venues.
Ahead of NHS England’s contract for Trinity GP Practice coming to an end we supported the commissioner to review future management options for this service, and to tell patients and carers about the changes.
We asked for views about our updated commissioning and IVF policies from 6 January to 7 April 2014. It followed a joint review with CCGs across Cheshire and Merseyside of these policies to ensure they reflected advances in science and take account of the latest medical innovations in drugs, treatments and technology.
Between mid January and mid February 2015 we asked people for their views and experiences of local breast care services.
These services are jointly commissioned with NHS South Sefton CCG and operate from a number of different venues across the borough. Community dermatology services diagnose and treat patients for an extensive range of skin conditions. People are generally referred to the service by their doctor for things like severe eczema that can’t be treated by their practice.
