Strike action ahead – information on local services
NHS staff across Hertfordshire and west Essex are appealing for the public’s support as they prepare for a 72 hour (three-day) junior doctors’ strike which will affect local services.

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Support efforts for the Big Catch-up to help ensure children are receiving vital vaccinations
This World Immunisation Week, help us remind parents and carers to bring their children forward for vital pre-school vaccines.
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Thank you for using health services responsibly
Thank you to everyone who used health services responsibly during the industrial action which followed Easter weekend.
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Know the symptoms of bowel cancer
Know the symptoms of bowel cancer
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COVID-19 spring boosters
Book now or come to our ‘pop up’ sessions in Harlow and Loughton.
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COVID-19 boosters for the most vulnerable this spring
People aged over 75, residents in care homes for older adults, and those with weakened immune systems will be offered a COVID-19 booster jab over the coming weeks.
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Be aware of symptoms of stroke and save lives
Do you know how to spot the signs of someone having a stroke?
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Views of Harlow and Uttlesford residents accessing local GP services heard in new survey
Local NHS leaders have reconfirmed their commitment to improving access to general practice services for patients in Harlow and Uttlesford with the publication of a report by Healthwatch Essex.
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Views of Broxbourne residents accessing local GP services heard in new survey
Local NHS leaders have reconfirmed their commitment to improving access to general practice services for patients in Broxbourne with the publication of a report by Healthwatch Hertfordshire.
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Still time for you to shape local NHS five-year plan
There is still time for you to shape plans by local NHS organisations to improve health services over the next five years.
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Essential patient care to continue during strike action - but urgent care services are very busy
Local NHS services are working to maintain essential patient care during the junior doctors’ strike. We are asking patients to 'help us help you by using services wisely.'