Self care
Can the pharmacist help with your symptoms?
A poster signposting to the pharmacist for twelve common ailments that people often visit the GP with.
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For aches, pains, coughs and colds - ask your pharmacist
This campaign is focussing on encouraging the public to purchase medications for short term ailments over the counter from a pharmacy or from their local supermarket. This will enable NHS resources to be prioritised for those who need it the most.
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For hay fever, bites and stings - ask your pharmacist
This campaign is focussing on encouraging the public to purchase medications for short term ailments over the counter from a pharmacy or from their local supermarket. This will enable NHS resources to be prioritised for those who need it the most.
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For heartburn or indigestion - ask your pharmacist
This campaign is focussing on encouraging the public to purchase medications for short term ailments over the counter from a pharmacy or from their local supermarket. This will enable NHS resources to be prioritised for those who need it the most.
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How to keep antibiotics working (A4 poster)
To help combat the problem of AMR (anti-microbial resistance), this new campaign, fronted by the mascot Andi Biotic, aims to make people aware of the correct and incorrect ways to use antibiotics so that they can join the fight to keep them working. The campaign highlights three simple but powerful ways people can help to keep antibiotics working.
How to keep antibiotics working (A5 leaflet)
To help combat the problem of AMR (anti-microbial resistance), this new campaign, fronted by the mascot Andi Biotic, aims to make people aware of the correct and incorrect ways to use antibiotics so that they can join the fight to keep them working. The campaign highlights three simple but powerful ways people can help to keep antibiotics working.
Please don't ask your GP for medicines which can be bought at the pharmacy
This campaign is focussing on encouraging the public to purchase medications for short term ailments over the counter from a pharmacy or from their local supermarket. This will enable NHS resources to be prioritised for those who need it the most.
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When will I feel better?
A helpful guide on how long someone can expect the symptoms of cough, colds, sore throat and nasal congestion to last, what they can do to get better and the warning signs to look out for which mean they may need to seek professional help.
