Haematology COVID-19 V10 Vaccination Statement

COVID-19 Vaccines in patients with haematological ...

Patients aged 16-65 years with underlying health conditions will be offered vaccination in Group 6. This group includes people who receive the flu jab every year because they have problems with their spleen or have had their spleen removed. This group will include thalassaemia and rare inherited anaemia patients who have had their spleen removed.

  Patients, Aged, Covid, Patients aged

UK Guidelines on the management of iron deficiency in ...

should have a serum ferritin checked early in pregnancy and be offered oral supplements if ferritin is <30 ug/l Systems must be in place for rapid review and follow up of blood results Women with established iron deficiency anaemia should be given 100-200mg elemental iron daily. They should be advised on correct

  Pregnancy, Serum, Ferritin, Serum ferritin

Guidelines for the Use of Platelet Transfusions A …

2 Although a national audit of platelet use in haematology identified that 28% of transfusions were outside of guidelines (Estcourt, et al 2012b) these findings ...

British Society for Haematology (BSH) guidance on Vitamin ...

M.G.I., 2011. Comparing the efficacy and tolerability of a new daily oral vitamin B12 formula-tion and intermittent intramuscular vitamin B12 in normalizing low cobalamin levels: a ran-domized, open-label, parallel-group study. Clinical therapeutics, 33(3), pp.358-371.

  Vitamin, Vitamin b12

Immunisation of individuals with underlying medical …

Immunisation of individuals with underlying medical conditions Chapter : mmunisation of individuals with underlying medical conditions January In addition to routine vaccination, annual influenza vaccination should also be offered to contacts of immunocompromised individuals, including their carers (see Chapter 19). As

  With, Conditions, Medical, Individuals, Underlying, Immunisation, Immunisation of individuals with underlying medical, Immunisation of individuals with underlying medical conditions, Of individuals with underlying medical conditions

Infection Prevention and Control - NHS Wales

Infection Prevention and Control A Quick Reference Guide for WaCare Homes in les Version 2 P a g e 6 The Infectious Agent is the micro-organism (germ), such as bacteria (e.g. MRSA), virus (e.g. flu), parasite (e.g. head lice), or fungi (e.g.