This page contains public facing resources which can be used to promote various vaccination campaigns.
We will add resources regularly as they become available.
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Flu and COVID
The flu and COVID vaccination programme fully launches from 1 October 2025, with children (aged 2, 3 and at primary and secondary school up to year 11) and pregnant women eligible for a flub jab since 1 September).
We will share resources here which can be shared across channels. We’ll add more as they become available.
Health and Care workers
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Amelia Support OfficerDownload |
Franca Healthcare Support WorkerDownload |
Josh Culture and Staff Experience ManagerDownload |
Tilly Maternity Support WorkerDownload |
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| Willow Bank Healthcare AssistantDownload |
Warda Young Influencer GroupDownload |
Talitha Young Influencer Project LeadDownload |
Rabia Young Influencer GroupDownload |
Holly Young Influencer GroupDownload |
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| Eleanor NurseDownload |
Olli Care LeaderDownload |
Katie Public Health ConsultantDownload |
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General
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Over 65s
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Children (2 and 3 year olds)
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Pregnant women
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Link to share on your own channels: Flu vaccine in pregnancy – advice from NHS midwife Sue – YouTube
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Clinically at risk
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COVID
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MMR
As of late November 2024, Gloucestershire has seen a cluster of measles cases over the last month.
The age range of cases to date have been 18-57 years. MMR vaccination can be given at any age, and so we would urge practices to continue to facilitate prompt access to MMR vaccination in adults as well as children if requested.
If you’d like to share resources across your channels, please do download/make use of any of the below. We’ll add more as they become available.
Web articles:
- Measles isn’t just a childhood illness – how to protect yourself and recognise the signs
- Share our Facebook post (links to article above on protecting yourself and recognising the signs)
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These national assets are aimed at adults:
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| Not just a childhood illness Download |
Catch up on MMR at any age Download |
Patient information
- MMR for all (UKHSA leaflet)
- Think Measles poster – this poster can be printed and displayed to alert staff to the recognition of the signs and symptoms of measles, the rash presentation and reporting guidance. It also has key reminders for all staff to be up to date with their 2 doses of MMR vaccine.
RSV vaccination
With the national launch of the RSV vaccination campaign now underway, we wanted to draw your attention to some public facing information which you may find useful for signposting your patients.
- Update to the vaccination page on the NHS Gloucestershire website – including links to digital versions of national patient leaflets
- Webpage update/press release
- Blog from Dr Hein Le Roux – what is RSV and why are we offering vaccines to people when they reach age 75?
- Share Hein’s blog on Facebook
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75-79 year olds
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Pregnant women
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- Generic RSV graphic
- Protect your baby graphic
- 9 in 10 will get RSV before age two graphic
- Serious lung infection graphic
Contact: Sophie.hopkins1@nhs.net