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GROUP A STREP INFO 

Group A strep is a common bacteria which causes mild infections.
These infections are usually easily treated, but on rare occasions they can become more serious.
At this time of year there are lots of viruses circulating that cause children to be unwell, and it is more likely a child is ill from one of these than group A strep.
In this video, consultant paediatrician at the Victoria Hospital, Dr John Morrice, talks about what to look out for if your child is unwell, and when you may need to seek medical assistance.
More information and other videos can be found at: www.nhsinform.scot/strepA
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GROUP A STREP VIDEO - PLEASE CLICK ON LINK 

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East of Scotland Diabetes Prevention campaign

 
Men over 40 are more at risk of developing Type 2 Diabetes. Find out more about the free health improvement programmes that can help. Visit: www.nhsfife.org/walkaway
We're working with NHS Fife to provide a range of free health improvement programmes to help you reduce your risk of developing Type 2 Diabetes.  To take your first steps, visit: www.nhsfife.org/walkaway
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FEVER IN CHILDREN

As a parent it can be extremely worrying if your child has a high temperature. However, it's very common and often clears up by itself without treatment.

· What is a child fever?

· What causes fever?

· How to treat it

· When and how to seek medical advice

. Click on the video link below for more information from Consultant Paediatrician, Dr John Morrice.

FEVER IN CHILDREN -   https://youtu.be/xbM362fWat8

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IN TIMES OF BEREAVEMENT


If A Death Occurs At Home

  1. Telephone the doctor who will visit to confirm that death has taken place.

  2. Contact a funeral director.

  3. Arrange to collect the doctor's Medical Certificate of Death (usually from the surgery).

  4. Take this to the Registrars Office, (together with the deceased's Medical Card and Birth Certificate, if available) for the area in which the death took place. Alternatively you can register by declaration at any convenient Registrars Office but certificates will not be available as these will have to be posted to you a few days later.

  5. The Registrar will normally issue a Green coloured certificate for you to give to your funeral director who will look after necessary arrangements for the funeral. The Registrar will also issue a white notification certificate for the DSS. They will also enquire as to the number of Certified Copies you require for dealing with the deceased finances (a fee is payable for each copy).

If A Death Occurs In Hospital

  1. Contact a funeral director to inform him his services are required.

  2. Collect the certificate from the hospital then follow 4 - 5 as above.


 
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