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      <image:caption>We supported the return of Smear Saturdays, providing additional cervical screening appointments to help make this vital test more accessible. Cervical screening plays a crucial role in detecting early changes that could prevent cervical cancer, and these sessions aimed to encourage those who were overdue or had not yet attended their screening to take that important step. Delivered in a supportive and welcoming environment, the sessions were led by a friendly clinical team who helped patients feel comfortable, informed, and reassured. Time was taken to answer questions and address any concerns, helping to reduce anxiety around the test and promote informed decision-making. Smear Saturdays highlighted the importance of early detection and preventative care, supporting better health outcomes through increased screening uptake.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>On Monday 17th November, Bromsgrove PCN hosted an informative Prostate Cancer Talk with Paul and Phil, who shared their insights on the prostate journey. Paul and Phil provided valuable information about symptoms, treatment, and support, and encouraged an open discussion with attendees. The session offered a safe space for people to ask questions, share experiences, and learn from one another. It was a fantastic session with plenty of engagement, and the feedback has been really positive. A huge thank you to Paul and Phil for delivering such an engaging and informative talk, and to everyone who joined us and made the session a success. We hope to offer more opportunities like this in the future.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>We hosted a series of NHS App support sessions at Bromsgrove Library as part of Get Online Week, offering free, friendly help to improve confidence with digital health tools. The sessions were designed to support people of all abilities, whether they were completely new to the NHS App or looking to better understand its features. Attendees received guidance on downloading and using the NHS App, booking appointments, ordering repeat prescriptions, and viewing health records. The drop-in format allowed people to ask questions at their own pace and receive one-to-one support in a relaxed, non-judgemental environment. These sessions helped to reduce barriers to digital access, empowering individuals to take greater control of their healthcare and feel more confident using online NHS services.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>On Monday 15th September, we hosted an evening breathwork session focused on exploring the power of the breath to support relaxation, focus, and overall wellbeing. The session offered a gentle yet immersive introduction to breathwork, helping attendees understand how simple breathing techniques can positively impact stress levels, mental clarity, and emotional balance. Guided by experienced instructors, participants were led through a series of breathing and mindfulness exercises designed to encourage calm, presence, and a deeper connection with the breath. The session was suitable for all levels, whether attendees were completely new to breathwork or looking to deepen their existing practice. The talk created a calm, supportive environment where participants could unwind, learn practical self-care tools, and leave feeling refreshed, grounded, and more equipped to manage everyday stress.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>We previously hosted a monthly Menopause Café, offering a relaxed and welcoming space for open conversations about menopause and perimenopause. These informal sessions were open to anyone experiencing symptoms, supporting someone else, or simply wanting to learn more in a friendly, non-clinical environment. With no set agenda, the café encouraged honest discussion, shared experiences, and peer support. The sessions helped to normalise conversations around menopause, reduce stigma, and provide reassurance through connection with others who shared similar experiences. Our Menopause Café was open to everyone and created a supportive community space focused on wellbeing, understanding, and mutual support.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>We hosted several community wellbeing events in partnership with local Health Buses, offering accessible health checks and practical support in a friendly, welcoming setting. These events provided an opportunity for residents to check in on their health, ask questions, and access advice without the pressure of a clinical environment. Alongside the Health Bus services, attendees were able to take part in complementary wellbeing activities, including heart health talks, gentle guided exercise, and nutritional advice. The sessions focused on supporting heart health and overall wellbeing, particularly in later life, while encouraging small, achievable lifestyle changes. The events created a supportive community atmosphere, helping people feel informed, empowered, and confident about taking positive steps towards their health.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>On 14th July, We hosted an engaging and informative menopause-focused talk centred on the importance of sleep, delivered for Bromsgrove &amp; District Primary Care Network. The session explored how menopause can impact sleep quality and overall wellbeing, while offering practical, evidence-based tips to support better rest and healthier sleep habits. Attendees gained a clearer understanding of why sleep is so vital during menopause, alongside realistic strategies that can be easily incorporated into everyday life. The talk created a supportive space for discussion, questions, and shared experiences, helping to normalise conversations around sleep, hormones, and wellbeing. The speaker offers a range of wellbeing talks and workshops, including topics such as stress management, sleep health, and behaviour change, and can tailor sessions to meet the needs of different groups and organisations.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>On Monday 3rd March the team at Bromsgrove PCN arranged an information evening for patients and residents in Bromsgrove about Menopause. Sarah Edwards from Everyday Active discussed the benefits of exercise and movement to help navigate your way through the menopause and how important it is to undertake strength training to help with our bones as we get older. Natalie, Sarah and Jane from the Bodi Barn discussed the benefits of Pilates and how it can help develop your core and pelvic floor muscles. Our final speaker was Karen Harker who discussed the hormone changes and the importance of a diet that looks like a rainbow! Karen told us how the menopause in Japan is called ‘Konenki’ which translates as ‘Second Spring’. We had a great turnout, all guests left with a goodie bag and some more knowledge on how to manage symptoms.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Events Archive - Smear Saturdays 2025</image:title>
      <image:caption>As a PCN we feel it is important to help patients who struggle to make time for a Smear Test during the week. Certain careers such as teaching and public sector services can mean it is more difficult to leave work for health appointments. We also recognise how challenging it can be for parents and carers who can only attend appointments at weekends. We decided to hold 2 drop in clinics in January 2025 to help those patients who would like to receive their smear test at the weekend. Our first was on Saturday 4th January, held at BHI Parkside in Bromsgrove. The clinic was ran from 8:30am - 12:30pm and we were based at Churchfields Surgery. We saw 5 people at this clinic, feedback was really positive but we wanted more people to attend. We asked those who attended, how they heard about the clinic. The main response was Facebook, so we decided to increase our social media presence and promote our next clinic even more than previously. The PCN Assistant Manager Laura, and PCN Finance Lead Liz, took to their phones and shared, shared, shared. They targeted community social media pages, the local newspaper and also contacted schools in the district asking them to share the information with their staff. All of this marketing worked because on Saturday 18th January over 50 people turned up for our clinic at BHI Parkside, this time based at St Johns Surgery. Sarah the PCN Manager created a feedback form for the 18th January and asked people to complete after their test. We received 28 responses. It was fascinating to find out that 89% of attendees found out about the clinic by Facebook. This shows what a useful tool social media can be. 29% of people said they attended the clinic for the convenience, and 28% said it saved them having to call their practice to book in. 89% of people said they would recommend the drop in clinic to a family member or friend and we received some really positive comments in the feedback. Our next clinic is on Saturday 1st March and will be based at Cornhill Surgery, Rubery. This clinic will run slightly differently because of the capacity available within the surgery. Tickets can be reserved via Eventbrite for free and then a member of the team will call to book an appointment for a specific time slot. We are hoping this clinic will be just as successful as the last!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>On Tuesday 4th February 2025 we held our first Prostate Cancer Awareness talk of 2025. This is the second talk held with Kidderminster and Worcestershire Prostate Cancer Support Group. This time we held our talk in the day rather than the evening. The talk was held at BHI Parkside which is in central Bromsgrove. Tickets were free and could be booked via Eventbrite or by emailing the generic PCN email (hwicb.bromsgrovepcn@nhs.net). On the day we had 15 patients attend which was a great turnout. There were a few people who attended this talk who had been diagnosed with Prostate cancer either recently or previously. The group on the day were friendly and informal and it was really positive to see so many who attended feel comfortable to share their stories and experiences. On the day Antonia from our Social Prescribing Team attended to be on hand to help anyone who is struggling with anxiety, loneliness and feels they require signposting to further support. Antonia chatted to a few people who attended and said she had some really positive conversations. Sue and John from the PCN PPG were there on the day to help set up and support Laura Wilson with directing patients to the room. A big thankyou to them both for their help on the day and the lead up.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>On Wednesday 22nd January, Katie Kehoe (PCN Health and Wellbeing Partnership Co-ordinator), helped organise the first Health Bus of 2025. The event took place at Clent Connect Hub and partners from all across the district attended. Age UK, Lifeline, Healthy Worcestershire and Citizens Advice are just some of the names there on the day. Katie herself handed out resistance bands to those individuals who are interested in strengthening exercises. Feedback received on the day was all really positive and there are talks of a Summer Health Bus to return to the Clent Connect Hub with a particular focus on family’s. The bus provides services such as NHS Health Checks, GP Registration, Signposting, plus more. For more information on the Health Bus, and where it will be travelling to next, please click the link below :</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>On Tuesday 24th September 2024, Bromsgrove &amp; District Primary Care Network PPG held their first ever Prostate Cancer Awareness Talk. The PPG contacted Kidderminster &amp; Worcestershire Prostate Cancer Support Group to see if they had anyone who would be able to attend. The group responded to say yes, they have 2 speakers and would be delighted to attend. The talk was held at Bromsgrove Sports and Leisure Centre which is in central Bromsgrove. They opted for an evening event, 7pm - 8pm. Tickets were free and could be booked via Eventbrite or by emailing the generic PCN email (hwicb.bromsgrovepcn@nhs.net). On the night over 30 people attended. The PPG and Assistant Manager Laura Wilson were delighted with this turnout for their first event. They received lots of great feedback about the talk. It was informative and friendly, and really encouraged men to advocate for themselves and spread awareness of this unfortunately common cancer. The PPG also invited along the PCN Social Prescribing team to promote their service to those patients who attended. The Social Prescribers can help those individuals who are feeling overwhelmed, anxious and lonely. The PPG felt it was important for patients to know there is support around and that a Social Prescriber can help link them to various other support groups. A massive thankyou must be given to Mary Symons and Philip Rudd from the Kidderminster and Worcestershire Prostate Cancer Support Group. They attend these events at no charge and give up their own time to help others and spread knowledge. Laura Wilson would also like to give thanks to Susan Ayres and Mike Webley for their help on the evening, aswell as the Social Prescribing team, Georgia and Sara. Please keep your eyes peeled for further events alongside the KWPCSG.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Support is Here, Social Prescribing for Adults in Bromsgrove Feeling overwhelmed or unsure where to turn? Social Prescribing can help adults aged 18+ access support for a variety of challenges, including: - Unemployment &amp; benefits - Wellbeing &amp; mental health - Family life &amp; relationships - Housing &amp; loneliness Our Social Prescribing team can connect you with local activities, services, and guidance to help you take the next steps. Contact: hwicb.spbromsgrove@nhs.net Phone: 0300 303 5291 Share this post to help spread the word and ensure everyone in Bromsgrove knows support is available.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Telephone lines across the UK are switching from analogue to digital by the start of 2027. This change will affect how you contact services like your GP surgery, emergency support systems like Lifeline, and other devices connected to a landline. Here’s what you need to know: Traditional analogue phone lines are being replaced by a new digital system (via broadband). If you use a landline-only phone, you may need to upgrade your handset or set up a compatible router. Services like Lifeline, fall alarms, health monitors, and personal alert systems may stop working unless they are updated to work with the digital system. This change may affect your ability to call your GP or other health services, especially in the event of a power cut. What should you do now? If you're not sure whether you’ll be affected, contact your telephone provider for guidance. If you or someone you care for uses Lifeline or similar services, get in touch with your equipment provider or local council to check what changes are needed. Need help or more information? Visit the Ofcom digital switchover guidance page at: ofcom.org.uk/phones-telecoms-and-internet/advice-for-consumers/digital-phone-switch You can also find support through: BT Digital Voice: www.bt.com/help/landline/digital-voice Age UK (for older adults needing help): www.ageuk.org.uk or call 0800 678 1602 Please help spread the word – especially to older family members, neighbours or anyone using telecare services. It’s important that everyone is prepared so no one is left without support.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Today marks Carers Rights Day, an annual event by Carers UK to highlight the rights and entitlements of unpaid carers. Unpaid carers across England are entitled to a range of support to help balance their health, social care, employment, and financial wellbeing. Did you know carers have the right to: - Take unpaid Carer’s Leave - Request flexible working - Ask their GP practice to identify them as a carer - Request a free flu jab - Protection against discrimination or harassment - Request a carer’s assessment - Be consulted when the person they care for is discharged from hospital Take time to know your rights and use them. Share this information and ensure carers in your community are supported and recognised.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Informational Archive - Warmth on Prescription 2025-26</image:title>
      <image:caption>Staying warm is especially important for everyone but especially elderly and children’s health and wellbeing. Cold homes can make common illnesses worse and affect children’s growth and development. If you’re finding it difficult to keep your home warm, your family may be able to get support through the Warmth on Prescription scheme. This can include advice on energy efficiency, help with heating costs, and practical support to keep your children safe and well. Speak to your GP, health visitor, or local council to see if your family could be eligible.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Flu jab booked? Let’s talk poo too! When you come for your flu vaccination, it’s also a great opportunity to ask your clinician about the FIT Test. - The FIT Test is a simple home kit that checks for tiny amounts of blood in your poo - It can help spot early signs of bowel cancer - Quick, easy, and could save your life So this autumn, remember: Flu and Pooh go hand in hand. Protect yourself against flu and take steps to protect your bowel health too.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>First Contact Physiotherapists (FCPs) are highly skilled practitioners with specialist knowledge of musculoskeletal (MSK) problems. They will be able to help you with mechanical pain through timely interventions including exercise, lifestyle advice, and pain management. Catherine Adams is a trained physiotherapist who works with the PCN to provide her expertise to patients of the PCN. If you’d like to find out more about Catherine, or to book into her physiotherapy services, please call 07436797891 or visit www.catherineadams.co.uk This service is within our PCN's 9 Practices: - Barnt Green Surgery - Catshill Village Surgery - Churchfields Surgery - Cornhill Surgery - Davenal House Surgery - New Road Surgery Bromsgrove - New Road Surgery Rubery - St Johns Surgery - The Glebeland Surgery It is also only available for patients 16 years of age and over.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>A team of specialist advisors are available to help people quit. They provide free, expert advice tailored to an individual’s needs for up to four weeks. A team of specialist advisors are available to help people quit. They provide free, expert advice tailored to an individual’s needs for up to four weeks.  What we offer:   Everyone's journey to quit smoking is unique, so we offer personalised support. This includes a customised action plan, free vapes, and assistance with any challenges they might encounter. Here's what they can expect:  Initial Consultation: They'll start with a one-on-one session over the phone with a trained stop-smoking advisor who will help them create a plan that fits their lifestyle.  Weekly Support: Regular telephone check-ins will keep them on track and provide encouragement as they work towards their goal.  Free Vape Starter Kit: To help them transition away from cigarettes, we'll provide vape starter kit vouchers at no cost.  Follow-up: Four weeks after their quit date, we’ll check in with them by phone to ensure they’re still on the path to success.  Any adult (18 and over) who lives in Worcestershire or has a registered GP in Worcestershire can use the service.   To find out more go to worcestershire.gov.uk/stopsmoking or call 0800 772 0307 or 01905 928 185.   To refer people directly to the service please go to: healthyworcestershire.org.uk/stop-smoking You can also go to any library in Worcestershire if you need help to get online to book into the service.    Anyone who is pregnant or lives with a child under three years old can get even more support to stop smoking. Find out more on our website: worcestershire.gov.uk/stopsmoking</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>With temperatures rising, staying sun safe is more important than ever. Following NHS guidance is the best way to protect yourself and others during the heatwave. With temperatures rising, it’s important to take care of yourself and others during the heatwave. Here are a few tips to help you stay safe in the sun: - Use sunscreen. Apply at least SPF 30 and make sure it offers UVA protection. Ensure to reapply every 2 hours, especially after swimming or sweating. This doesn't stop you from catching a tan, it stops you from burning. - Cover up. Wear a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, and light, loose-fitting clothing. - Stay in the shade. Especially between 11am and 3pm when the sun is strongest. - Keep hydrated. Drink plenty of water and avoid excess alcohol or caffeine. - Look after others. Babies, young children, older people and those with health conditions are more at risk. If you or someone else feels unwell in the heat (dizzy, nauseous, very thirsty or confused), move to a cool place, drink water, and seek medical advice if symptoms don’t improve. Let’s keep our community safe this summer.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The NHS Spring COVID-19 booster campaign is now underway. If you're eligible, getting vaccinated is the best way to maintain your protection against severe illness.  Who is eligible? From 1 April to 17 June 2025, the booster is available for: ✔️ Adults aged 75 and over ✔️ Residents in care homes for older adults ✔️ Individuals aged 6 months and over who are immunosuppressed   This also includes those who, by 17 June 2025: ✔️ Turn 75 years old ✔️ Become immunosuppressed ✔️ Move into an older adult care home   How to book your vaccination: - Online (nhs.uk) - NHS App - Call 119 (free of charge)   Why get the booster? - Boost your protection against COVID-19 - Reduce the risk of severe illness and hospitalisation - Support public health by protecting yourself and others If you or a loved one are eligible, book your appointment today. Every dose strengthens your protection. Care home residents will be contacted directly, with vaccinations arranged by local health teams. Help spread the word! Share this information with family, friends, and those who may be eligible.</image:caption>
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