AAA Screening Newsletter

Since implementation in 2012, the NI AAA Screening Programme has produced a newsletter (generally bi-annually). 

The aim of the newsletter is to provide an update – particularly to primary care staff - on programme delivery across the region and the role of GPs, practice managers and practice nurses in helping to support this.

The newsletter covers many topics including: profiles of key staff, service user engagement activities, the latest performance data and the wide range of information materials available upon request to the programme office.

The latest issue is sent electronically to all GP practices across Northern Ireland with a printed version also being sent for programme promotion purposes to the general public.

Since implementation in 2012, the NI AAA Screening Programme has produced a newsletter (generally bi-annually). 

Allied health professionals in the neonatal unit

This leaflet describes the roles of the allied health professionals - dietitian, physiotherapist, occupational therapist and speech and language therapist - involved in the care of your baby in the neonatal unit.

Are they more confused than normal? (Wallet card)

This wallet card describes the causes and symptoms of delirium.

 

Taking ANTIBIOTICS when you don’t need them puts you and your family at risk

This leaflet encourages people to take health professional advice on the use of antibiotics.

This leaflet encourages people to take health professional advice on the use of antibiotics.

 

Taking ANTIBIOTICS when you don’t need them puts you and your family at risk

These posters encourage people to take health professional advice on the use of antibiotics.

 

 

The earlier we find cancer, the easier it is to treat

These posters encourage people with unexplained changes to their body to see their GP.

 

 

If you’ve had a cough for three weeks or more, your GP wants to see you.

These posters encourage people who have been coughing for three weeks or more to see their GP.

If you notice any unusual changes to your breasts, see your GP straight away.

This poster encourages women to be aware of changes in their breasts that may be signs of breast cancer.

Lumps aren’t the only sign of breast cancer

This leaflet encourages women to be aware of changes in their breasts that may be signs of breast cancer.

 

 

Talking about blood in my poo was embarrassing. But it saved my life.

This poster encourages people who find blood in their stools to speak to their GP.

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