Support for healthcare professionals during autumn should focus on providing resources for cold and flu season, ensuring patients are aware of vaccinations, and encouraging healthy habits as the weather changes.
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Are there any changes in how you care for yourself or engage with health services, for instance, during the autumn? We're thinking about checkups, vaccinations, changes in habits that you might want to get into. In terms of like health care, probably not. I kind of only engage with, you know, doctors etc when I am feeling unwell. But to be fair, it probably will then remind, like September kind of new start remind me that I should go to the dentist and get a checkup or I should go to the opticians and get a checkup. just probably remind in that sense, you know, you're getting back into routine, you're getting back into having to do serious live admin rather than just having fun in summer. Yeah, that's really cool. May not be relevant, but what kind of support or guidance would be helpful for my healthcare professional at this time of year? I mean, you think practical staff, emotional staff, seasonal planning stuff? I think maybe just, I mean maybe not for me personally, but I think in general just advice on trying to like you know how people can stay well. It's obviously like cold and flu season between autumn and winter and just ensuring that people are, those that need vaccinations or you know flu jab etc are made aware that that's what they should do and so just having sign of resources or it's clear signposting of how people can support themselves in colder months.
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