Real life videos featuring patient and healthcare professionals explaining how your NHS is still here for you.
- NHS here for you – easy read animation
- NHS here for you – patient stories
- NHS here for you – clinician videos
- When to call 999 (includes BSL signed version)
- When to call your GP (includes BSL signed version)
- Video – Attending the Emergency Department during COVID-19
- Changes to GP appointments
- How to get prescriptions
- Further resources
NHS here for you – easy read animation
This video provides easy read details on what to do and when to call 999 if you are poorly or worried
Your NHS is still here for you - easy read animation
NHS here for you – patient stories
The below videos are of patients describing how NHS services were there for them when they needed it.
Gloria Foster and baby Nolan - calling 111 to get help for my child
Chris Hope – accessing emergency services after having a heart attack
Kim Wood - calling my GP when needing help with a concerning health condition
Jess - a mum from Leeds, on important of routine childhood vaccinations
NHS here for you – clinician videos
Clinicians post their reminders that health and care services are still here for you, especially if you have an urgent or serious health issue.
Dr Jonathan Smith – GP at Burton Croft Surgery, reminder that you can call your GP
Professor Sean Duffy - West Yorkshire Cancer Alliance, see your GP if you have concerning symptoms
When to call 999 (includes BSL signed version)
Dr Bryan Gill, Chief Medical Officer at Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and co-chair of the West Yorkshire and Harrogate Health and Care Partnership Clinical Forum, talks on the importance of calling 999 when in need of emergency medical care.
Dr Bryan Gill - calling 999 (BSL version)
When to call your GP (includes BSL signed version)
In the video below, Dr James Thomas, Clinical Chair of Bradford District and Craven Clinical Commissioning Group and co-chair of the West Yorkshire and Harrogate Health and Care Partnership Clinical Forum explains that health and care services are still available should you need them.
Dr James Thomas - when to call your GP
Dr James Thomas - when to call your GP (BSL version)
Video – Attending the Emergency Department during COVID-19
Wayne Hamer, A&E consultant from Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, eminds people that both departments are still open.
The following patient videos, explain how GP appointments have changed and how to get prescriptions during the pandemic
Changes to GP appointments
This video explains that practices are still open but consultations are being carried out differently
Changes to GP appointments - English
Translated information on changes to GP appointments (translated in 14 languages)
Changes to GP appointments - translated in 14 languages
How to get prescriptions
The following video explains how to order and collect prescriptions, including arrangements for those who are self-isolating or unable to get to their pharmacy
How to get your medicines during the Coronavirus pandemic - full version
This information has also been split into shorter films, the first focusing on ordering and the second, collection arrangements
Ordering your repeat prescription
Further resources
Your NHS is still here for you information leaflet
This information leaflet provides easy read details on what to do and when to call 999 if you are poorly or worried.
Your NHS is still here for you
Your NHS is still here for you - easy read
Information leaflet from your local NHS
Information leaflet from your local NHS providing coronavirus guidance for the public available in 12 languages