Our nurses hold clinics in GP surgeries, health centres and schools. If you're not sure whether you or your child have had all your routine vaccinations speak to your GP or practice nurse. It may be possible to 'catch up' later in life.
Immunisation is the safest and most effective way of protecting your child against serious diseases. By having your child immunised at the recommended times, you are protecting them through early childhood and also prevent the diseases spreading.
The World Health Organization (WHO) says:
“The 2 public health interventions that have had the greatest impact on the world’s health are clean water and vaccines.”
If you are unable to attend your appointment for any reason, or you have changed your mind about wanting to have your child vaccinated it is really important that you inform the service to avoid missed appointments.
When you have an appointment, we reserve a set amount of time for you and your baby. If you arrive late this will impact on the time the nurse will have available for you which may be insufficient.
We therefore ask that you attend your appointment promptly. Arriving at least a couple of minutes beforehand is always a good plan.
If you arrive late, you may not be seen as your appointment slot may have passed and the nurse will have moved on to the next appointment.
“Lady who completed the immunisation was lovely. Made my daughter feel safe and confident in the process. Informed me of everything I needed to know”.
“The nurse was brilliant, really caring and entertaining for the child. Made the whole experience enjoyable even though I was anxious”.
“The team I saw for all 3 of my sons jabs were amazing and I couldn't fault any of them”.
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