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The NHS is urging members of the public to use services appropriately ahead of planned 72-hour industrial action by junior doctors.
The British Medical Association (BMA), Hospital Consultants and Specialists Association (HCSA) and British Dental Association (BDA) have confirmed that members plan to join strike action from Monday, March 13th to Wednesday, March 15th.
There is likely to be significant disruption to all NHS services including GP practices, and the NHS is urging people to make NHS 111 Online their first port of call for non-emergency health needs.
Urgent and emergency care services will be open but, with NHS services already under pressure, it has arguably never been more important for people to use the available services appropriately.
If you need to access a healthcare service, but it’s not an emergency, please use NHS 111 Online to ensure you are signposted to the right service first time.
The NHS will continue to do everything it can to go ahead with planned procedures – especially for patients in greatest clinical need – and will contact you if an appointment needs to be rescheduled. If you have not been contacted, please attend your appointment as planned.
Local NHS services will also keep their websites and social media accounts up-to-date with information about local service disruption – so please check before you travel.
Irrespective of any industrial action, please do not hesitate to come forward to access care if you need it.
NHS 111 Online can tell you:
More information about when to call 999 and when to go to A&E is available via the national NHS website.
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Published on Thu, 09 Mar 2023 10:42:15 GMT
Modified on Thu, 09 Mar 2023 11:55:38 GMT
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