2a. light chains - Newcastle

2b. light chains - Oxford

3. GP pathways guidelines

4. Gloucestershire guidelines

5. BUKU app

6. General results

1. GP Guide to diagnosis

2.  Blood Cancer UK

3. Myeloma and MGUS - A Guide for GPs

MGUS pt leaflet:

1. myeloma UK- MGUS

2. macmillan MGUS

2. British Association of Dermatologists

3. The Primary Care Dermatology Society
4. Skin Deep 
5. Dermatology Patient Pathways - Toolkit

6. Acne vulgaris

7. painful blue finger - Achenbach syndrome

8. National Eczema Society

9. https://hyperhidrosisuk.org/#

10. Learning dermatology blog

11. another dermoscopy blog

12. Chaos and Clues

For skin of colour

1. Brown Skin Matters
2. Skin of colour resource

2. verruca and duct tape

3. fingertip units

4. https://eczema.org/information-and-advice/

5. Eczema care plan

6.  eczema care line toolkit

7. Efudix Alan! Alan's Efudix/Efudex Experience (alaneg1948.blogspot.com)

8. Skin cancers patient leaflet

1. STarT Back tool

2. multilingual Cauda Equina Information Cards

3. ROH exercises leaflet

4. Exercises for back pain | NHS inform

5. Back pain exercise sheet

6.  BackCare 

7. STarT Back – Evidence Based Implementation

2. Sheffield Aches and Pains

3. Supporting self management - Live Well With Pain

4. GPEP Musculoskeletal Treatment App

5. Paediatric Musculoskeletal - leaflets

6. Meralgia Paraesthetic - pain in outer thigh

7. https://www.versusarthritis.org/

8. Making a decision about dupuytrens contracture- NHS

9. Making a decision about carpal tunnel syndrome- NHS

2. NOGG

3. Calcium Intake Calculator

4. treatment

5. National Osteoporosis Guidelines Group UK (nogg.org.uk)- full guidelines

6. Bisphosphonates holiday

2. management in severe renal failure

3. Paediatric Palliative Formulary

4. Syringe driver compatability

5. palliativedrugs.com

6. Control-Guidelines - Manchester

7. York hospital EOL care & Mx

         a.  Together for Short Lives

         b. Saying Goodbye

         c. Sands | Stillbirth and neonatal death charity

         d. The Compassionate Friends

         e. 2wish

1a. CONI programme

2. Grieving children

        a.. Child Bereavement UK

         b. Winston's Wish

         c.  Jigsaw South East

         d. Coping with illness, death or loss - HappyMaps

         e. Grief Encounter

3. Bereavement - adults

         a. Hospice UK

         b.  Cruse Bereavement Support

         c. The Good Grief Trust

d. Butterflies - Hampshire and IOW

         e. WAY: Widowed & Young

         f. Survivors of Bereavement by Suicide

         g. Support After Suicide

         h. Sudden

2. wessex cancer trust

2. Cancer types A to Z - Macmillan Cancer Support

3. local 2ww leaflets 

4. Lynch Syndrome patient leaflet

5. Cancer matters wessex

6. Pancreatic cancer action

1. BTS/SIGN

2. NICE

3.  Peak flow - Asthma UK

4. Asthma action plans

5. How to use your inhaler

6. My Lungs My Life

7.  Beat Asthma

8. Kids asthma - Derbyshire

For Professionals only –

 Telephone – 02382 317718 (8am – 9pm).

 Email – northcrht@southernhealth.nhs.uk (8am – 9pm).

 After 9pm, please contact the Out of Hours number below.

For Patients –

 Parklands Reception: 02382 317718

 Out of Hours: 02382 313022 (5pm – 9am)

2. Safe Haven

A drop-in/telephone/virtual service offering help to those in self-defined crisis. Based at 3 Vyne Road in Basingstoke, it is an out-of-hours (6-10pm) walk-in centre, 365 days a year

3. Wellbeing Hampshire

help and support on a range of topics

Mental Wellbeing Hampshire | Health and social care | Hampshire County Council (hants.gov.uk)

4. Men's Sheds Association- Community spaces for men to connect, converse and create. They help reduce loneliness and isolation, but most importantly, they’re fun. Closest Everest Community Academy RG249UP
5. Samaritans

A national charity that provides confidential emotional support 24/7 for those feeling distressed or unable to cope. Tel: 116 123

6. CALM 

A nationwide charity that aims to prevent male suicide. Their helpline is available from 5pm to 12am all year round. Tel: 0800 58 58 58.

7. SANE

A national charity that supports those with mental illness, including self harm. Their helpline (0300 304 7000) is open from 6pm to 11pm every day

8. The NSHN Forum

This website provides a forum where individuals who self harm can receive support from others in a similar situation.

9. SelfharmUK

A website offering information and advice on self harm for aged 11-19yo.

10. Papyrus - Prevention of Young Suicide (papyrus-uk.org)

11. Self Injury Support for women

12. Shout Free, 24/7 mental health text support in the UK | Shout 85258

13. Maytree | We’re open to suicidal feelings

14. Calm Harm App

Don't forget '111' has a dedicated mental health helpline

2. Every Mind Matters

3.  Anxiety UK

4. Mind

5. CAMHS Resources

6. SupportLine

7.  Qwell

8. Recovery College Online

9. Self help leaflets - https://web.ntw.nhs.uk/selfhelp/

10. transgender - MindLine Trans+ 0300 330 5468

11.  Rethink Mental Illness

12. ManHealth

13. Time To Change

14. Mental health services - NHS (www.nhs.uk)

15. elderly - The Silver Line Helpline

16. The Students Against Depression

17. books list

18. http://www.getselfhelp.co.uk/

19. WorryTree

20.  NoPanic

21. The Black, African and Asian Therapy Network

22. NEPACS - support for people that have been in prison

23. START- support for men or women suffering due to sexual abuse

24. Marmalade Trust- Marmalade connections for those experiencing loneliness

1. Home - Inclusion Hants

2. Prescription medication misuse

Resources | SLD Training

3. KFx Drug Consultancy Initiative - Learning of Substance

4. AUDIT score

5. SAD-Q score (severity of alcohol dependence)

Patient resources

Self referral to inclusion- preferred method of referral

1. DrinkCoach

2. About - Catch22 (catch-22.org.uk)

3. Smokefree Hampshire | Your Stop Smoking Service

4. Gamblers Anonymous

5. Alcoholics Anonymous

6. UKAT- UK addiction, treatment centres- hampshire

7.  Alcohol Change UK

8. UKNA | Narcotics Anonymous in the UK

9. Self-Help Addiction Recovery | UK Smart Recovery

10. Try Dry App

11. Rethink Your Drink- from Hampshire County Council

12. YPI Counselling - YPI Counselling - for age 11-25yrs

Support for family members

1. Helping everyone affected by their parent's drinking - Nacoa

2. Al-Anon UK | For families & friends of alcoholics

3. A list of family support services

2. transfer to primary care

3. choice and medication- need to sign up but pt info leaflets and clinicains info

4.Procedure template (bswpartnership.nhs.uk) - advice on how to switch/ cross taper antidepressants.

2. BASH Guidelines
2a. BASH dg and management

3.  Migraine - ICHD-3

4. Diagnosis | Migraine | CKS | NICE

5. Headache classification, diagnosis & mx

6. Headache academy- all guidelines in one place and medication titrating information

7. KISS migraine summary

8. Heads Up Podcast- National Migraine Centre

1a. Healthier Together - North east

2. The Little Orange Book

3. Handi app

4. When Should I worry booklet

5. School Exclusion Times

6. for parents - Is my child too ill for school?

7.  parent info sheets

8.  How to give meds to kids

9. CATCH - app

10. Childhood constipation (thepoonurses.uk)

11. ERIC - continence

12. Vulvovaginitis_in_young_girls

13. Eczema toolkit

14. Allergy Care Pathway Itchy Sneezy Wheezy Project

15. https://www.anaphylaxis.org.uk/

16. https://www.allergyuk.org/

Excellent video to explain the use of vaccines and the pros and cons

Project Iris-aimed at 11 – 25 year olds who are experiencing loneliness and isolation, feelings of hopelessness,  suicidal ideation or thoughts, self-harm or suicidal attempts

 1. Streetwise
2. The Road Centre

3. FRANK (talktofrank.com)

4. Help With Bullying

5. Let's talk about sex!

6. CEOP Education (thinkuknow.co.uk)

7. Investing in Children

8. The Mix 

9. Hampshire Young Carers

10. YOur future- information on apprenticeships and training in Hampshire

11. Breakout YOuth- support for LGBTQ+ in Hampshire

12. START- sexual abuse counselling Hampshire

13. Sasha Place in Fleet- drop in for young people (13-25yo) 9pm-6am in Harlington Way

14. YoungMinds Crisis Messenger

    This service provides free, 24hours a day, 7 days a week crisis support across the UK. text YM to 85258

15. Talk about Trust- advice/support for young people on vaping, alcohol, drink spiking, money, cannabis, DV, sexual assault

1. CAMHS (hampshirecamhs.nhs.uk)

2. Parenting courses: Hampshire Specialist Parenting Support Service | Barnardo's (barnardos.org.uk)

3. Hampshire early help information for professionals and service providers | Children and Families | Hampshire County Council (hants.gov.uk)

4. parenting advice https://parents.actionforchildren.org.uk/

2. Kooth

3. HappyMaps

4. YoungMinds

5. Childline

6. MindEd Hub

7. BRAVE Online | Online help for worried kids

8. stem4 - supporting teenage mental health

9. Charlie Waller Trust

10. On My Mind | Resources for Young People

11. HandsOn (handsonscotland.co.uk)

12. weeseeds.co.uk

13. https://www.selfharm.co.uk

14. Improving children’s mental health in schools – Place2Be

15.Teen Sleep Hub

16. Sleep Advice Service - Cerebra

17. Cam’s Den (camsden.com)

18. Just One Norfolk- informative video for parents

19. This May help

Book: “Breaking Free of Child Anxiety and OCD: A Scientifically Proven Program for Parents”, by Eli Lebowitz- CBT based programme

EATING DISODERS

a) anorexia and bulimia care

b) body dysmorphia

c) BEAT

3.  Family Lives (Parentline Plus)

4. Care for the Family

5. Gingerbread - support for single parents

6. Combined Minds App

2. Paediatrics for Primary Care

3. Spotting the Sick Child

4. Spotty book

5.  Developmental Milestones

6. Constipation and bed wetting -  ERIC

7. GP infant feeding network

8. Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University

9. UKIST (ukinfantilespasmstrust.org)

10. Paediatric Pearls

11. GORD_in_children_and_young_people

12. Constipation

13. Welcome to Skin Deep - Skin Deep (dftbskindeep.com)

14. Infokids- info for parents on kidney conditions in kids

15. Medicines for children- great info for parents on common paeds medicines

2. BJGP overview of NICE 2020 guideline

3. Postpartum hypertension 

4. HBPM

5. Greater Manchester hypertension pathway - Drugs

1. Northern England guidelines

2. Glasgow guidelines

3. Lipid modification CKS | NICE

4. High cholesterol- Patient Leaflet | BMJ Best Practice

5. Familial hypercholesterolaemia: NICE

6. QRISK3

7. Statin Intolerance Pathway (medscape.co.uk)

8. statin intolerance pathway (NICE)

9. National lipid guidelines primary and secondary prevention

10. Eating for lower cholesterol | HEART UK - The Cholesterol Charity

2. ESC Guidelines on Atrial Fibrillation

3. Graphic guideline  

4. BHF DOAC patient information

2. Project HF – Oberoi Disease Management

3. European guidelines 

1. Fitness Studio exercise videos

2. MyFitnessPal

3. NHS24 app

4. Homepage - Moving Medicine / exercise in long term conditions

5. MAN v FAT- self referral football + portal and support. free M, >18yo, >BMI 27.5,

Food

1. Food Facts (BDA)

2. The Eatwell Guide 

3. Canada's Food Guide

2. The Doctors' Support Network

3. BMA Counselling and peer support

4. Useful links - doctors - The Joyful Doctor

5. Home (dutytocare.info)

6. wellbeingandcoping

3. Vanderbilt ADHD Diagnostic Rating Scale 

2.  questionnaires

          a. RITVO-RAADS

          b. AQ10
3. Childhood Autism Spectrum Test (CAST)

4.  National Portage Association

5. MAIN – Taking Autism Personally (iammain.org.uk)

6. Molehill Mountain App- app to help autistic people to understand and self manage anxiety

Koala Community Hub: many groups for those with neurodiversity

Useful Guidelines/Resources for GPs

1. Easy HRT prescribing

2. Menopause matters

3. BMS Tools for Clinicians

4. HRT risk and benefits table

5. BMS testosterone replacement

6. Breast Cancer and HRT

7. HHFT Breast cancer and HRT advice

8. HRT advice and troubleshooting guide for GPs

9. Breast Cancer Risk Assessment Tool

10. BMS

11. Yorkshire prescribing guide- v clear

12. Prescribing testosterone-Please apply to the area of the skin such as the inner thigh, or groin area.

Do not wash this area for 2-3 hours after application.

Hands should be washed carefully after application and avoid skin contact with others.

Patient Info
1. useful leaflets
2. Rock My Menopause

3. Video to watch before making a decision

4. HRT Decision Aid
5. Understanding risk of breast cancer

6. HRT after breast cancer 

2. Gynaecological Cancer Research Charity | The Eve Appeal

3. The Vulval Pain Society

4. NAPS – National Association for Premenstrual Syndromes

5. Verity- PCOS

6. AskPCOS app

1. ME/CFS & Fibromyalgia Self-Help

2. The ME Association 

3.  Physiosforme

1. Information, also for booking sexual health clinics and ordering home test kits  Home | Lets Talk About It 

2. Sexual health - NHS

3. under 25s - Brook - Sexual Health & Wellbeing (good information but no clinics in our local area)

4. Be in the KNOW 

5. Relate | The relationship people

6. Terrence Higgins Trust (tht.org.uk)

7. COSRT - College of Sexual and Relationship Therapists

8. Herpes Viruses Association - Helping You With Genital Herpes

2. FSRH Guidelines & Statements

3. Home (bhiva.org)

4. Liverpool HIV Interactions (hiv-druginteractions.org)

For urgent advice there is a professionals line 02381 031 311 8am-4pm mon-fri

or email SNHS.SexualHealthAdvice@nhs.net these are not for referrals.

Specialist clinics:

a) ROSE clinic (risk of sexual exploitation)

b) Clinic Xtra (MSM)

c) SHEILD clinic (service users with learning disabilities)

2. Sexual and Reproductive Health: Contraception: guidelines (rcgp.org.uk)

3. UKMEC calculator iContraception

4. FSRH: GLP-1 and oral contraception guidance

2. Patient Leaflets - Let's Talk about It

3. Let's talk about sex! | Sexwise

4. Contraception Choices

5. My Pill App- reminder for pill taking

6. GLP-1 and oral contraception leaflet

3. For men

          a. Domestic Abuse Helpline for Men

          b. mensaid.co.uk

          c. Male Victims of Domestic Abuse

4. Refuge

5. National Domestic Abuse Helpline

5. Forced Marriages

6. FGM reporting

7. Young people -  Respect

8. Hollie Guard Personal Safety APP

9. Bright Sky UK

10.  Victim Support

11. children - The Hide Out

12. Southall Black Sisters 

13. NCDV UK Domestic Abuse & Violence Support

14. Safe LIves

2. Wessex LMC info

3 Hampshire Safeguarding children partnership

4 Child sexual exploitation questionnaire

5. RCGP - Child safeguarding toolkit

5. RCPCH child protection portal

6. Information sharing advice for safeguarding practitioners

7. NSPCC | The UK children's charity

8. The Lucy Faithfull Foundation | Preventing Child Sex Abuse

9. Internet Watch Foundation IWF - Eliminating Child Sexual Abuse Online | IWF

10 Childrens society professionals resources

11. Children whose parents are separated - The MDU

12.  Looked-after children and young people | Guidance | NICE

13. What ACEs/PCEs do you have?

14. LADO list

15. for DV- Stop Domestic Abuse CYP service, yellow door, nolimits

1. HCC safeguarding adults inc PREVENT & safe place scheme

2. Wessex LMC safeguarding pages

3. RCGP - Adult safeguarding toolkit

4. Safeguarding Adults: Level 3 Training Course - FutureLearn

5. Refer to Stop Domestic abuse Hampshire- referral form on website, advice line- 9:30-5:30 03300533630 or email: advice@stopdomesticabuse.uk or advice.hampshire@stopdomesticabuse.cjsm.net

6. Refer people using harmful behaviour- Hampton Trust services. 023800009898, website, agency referral, self-referral

a. Safeguarding Children and Young People: Roles and Competencies for Healthcare Staff

b. Professional Standards (rcgp.org.uk)

2. Child safeguarding toolkit. RCGP

3. RCPCH Child Protection Portal

4. Protecting children and young people: The responsibilities of all doctors - ethical guidance summary - GMC (gmc-uk.org)

5. National case review repository | NSPCC Learning

6. Making decisions - ethical guidance - GMC (gmc-uk.org)

7. Children Act 1989 (legislation.gov.uk)

8. The Science of ACEs and Toxic Stress

9. ACEs (acesonlinelearning.com)

10. RCGP toolkit

2. Hampshire Police support for sexual assault/abuse

3. Sexual behaviours traffic light tool

4. Sexual exploitation - ERASE

5. The Lucy Faithfull Foundation

6. StopSO UK - aims to try and prevent harmful sexual behaviour through therapy

7. Mankind 

8. SurvivorsUK

2. Podcasts - You are not a frog

3. Podcast Archives - Dr Rangan Chatterjee (drchatterjee.com)

4. The Dr Louise Newson Podcast | a podcast by Dr Louise Newson (podbean.com)

5. Primary Care Knowledge Boost | a podcast by Primary Care Knowledge Boost (pckb.org)

6. ZOE Science & Nutrition Podcast (joinzoe.com)

7. BBC Radio 4 - A Thorough Examination with Drs Chris and Xand - Downloads

8. NB Hot Topics Podcast | NB Medical

9. The curbsiders

10. The Red Whale Primary Care Podcast

2. Speak Endo

3. https://www.eshre.eu/Guideline/Endometriosis

2. Bone health policy in breast cancer

3. 🤬 eczema

4. Breast self examination

The formulary currently covers mainland Hampshire and includes primary care, hospital, community, and mental health and learning disability providers.

Shared Care guidelines Hampshire

• 01256 314729

• Out of hours consultant on call available via main hospital switchboard 01256 473202 (Basingstoke)

2) Community teams: Available Monday – Saturday 8.30am – 4.30m. 01256 314729

3) St Michaels Hospice: 01256 844744, referral form and resources

Child protection | Children and Families | Hampshire County Council

Adults: Safeguarding adults | Health and social care | Hampshire County Council

Bruising in non-mobile infant protocol Hampshire

Alternatively can refer by email if they are in the amber zones with above referral form

Children's blood test: parents call OP 01256314760, 9am-1pm, Mon-Fri (not CDU)

1) X-rays

2) USS

THIS REPLACES THE OLD ICE REFERRAL

2) All elderly care referrals are now A&G and triaged- 'Basingstoke Older Person’s Medicine A&G Intelligent Triage'

(replaces- separate falls clinic, parkinsons, general elderly care etc)

3) Geriatrician of the day: call 0300 772 7765. Select Option 2 for the Clinical Communications Centre. Then select the hospital site you require and choose Option 4 for Acute Frailty Advice - Mon-Fri 8am-5pm.

4) NHS and Care Volunteer responders- CHeck in Service for those feeling lonely. telephone.

Referral- online nhscarevolunteerresponders.org or call support team 08081963382

1. Call 0845 266 5000

2. Input your unique ID Code (698232 for Clift)

3. Specify the required language

4. Re-input the ID Code.

5. The interpreter will then join the call, offering two options:

a) If the limited or non-English speaker is present, use speakerphone or pass the handset back and forth.

b) If the limited or non-English speaker isn't present, provide their telephone number to the interpreter for dial-in.

2) BSL- Deaf Action

An ice-breaker: a form to help start the conversation, can be used by friends/neighbours or healthcare professionals

Hoarding disorders UK

patient information: MIND hoarding

2) 55 silent solution(see below)

3) Hollie Guard Safety App

4) Bright Sky App

5) setting up code works with trusted family/friends

6) Have a grab bag stored in a safe location

7) Ask for ANI- pharmacies

999 silent solution- need police but cannot speak when prompted, press '55' and their call will automatically be directed to police.

domestic shelters example apps for safety and recording

Use for live information on travel time and wait times in MIU/ED and if pharmacies are open.

Information of wait times at different BNHH departments

ADHD- CAMHS

Primary MH/autism- CAMHS

Autism- OWL centre (under 5's to CAMHS)

ADULTS

ADHD- PHL

Autism- OWL centre

Should I take a statin?

BMJ high cholesterol

PCN Mental Health Hub Ref Form V1

available on EMIS

Email to Hannah Simpson

Use for live information on travel time and wait times in MIU/ED and if pharmacies are open.

Information of wait times at different BNHH departments

2) School exclusion times

linked paper

1) Sussex perinatal mental health prescribing guide.

2) Sussex Trust useful resources: links for parenting, pregnancy and parenting after sexual abuse, preparing for pregnancy with sig mental health issues, resources for partners/children.

Can call on above or send a form to email address.

They contact patient and arrange any testing that may be needed- no swabs/bloods taken here

MND a guide for GPs and primary care team- by RCGP and MND association

Red Flags for MND

withdrawing ventilatory support at the end of life support- pt and clinician document

patient support:

Our partnerships | MND Association

Blood tests- inflammatory markers + CCP, x-rays of both hands and feet

photos of swelling

refrain from steroids where possible

info@neighbourcare.com or phone: 01256 423855

Tadley Crosslink: We offer help to anyone in the community when we have a suitable volunteer available. Services offered include: shopping, collecting prescriptions, library books, etc, help and advice e.g. tax forms, befriending housebound, relieving carers, transport, childcare, dog walking and one-off 'handy man' jobs

Who is eligible?

Patients aged 18year or over who have:

• Hearing difficulty

• tinnitus which is bothersome

• No ear pain or discharge

• No episodes of dizziness or vertigo

• No rapid onset hearing loss

Contact Information

Phone: 01962 824437

Email: audiology@hhft.nhs.uk

1) A personal insightful narrative into hearing voices and psychosis and the role of mental health services

2) Hearing voices Network: information about voices and visions

3) videos and related CBT workbooks- understanding and coping with voices

4) Me and my mind- S London but good resources

5) Video about young person’s experience of paranoia and ARMS

6) Emotions and the brain

Young people:

1) voice collective

2) Short story about emotions- Alfred and Shadow

3) How everyday choices affect our mood and wellbeing

Parents and carers:

1) voice collective: Information about voices and how to cope with them

How can teachers support children and young people who hear voices?

How can healthcare practitioners support children and young people who hear voices?

A guide for GPs and primary care teams

BNHH contact details
Main Switch Board:
01256 473202

Paediatric Advice:

• Monday to Friday 09.00-17.00

• Clinical Communication Centre Contact List

• Out of hours and weekends
  Paediatric registrar (bleep 1551)
  Charlie’s day unit (01256 313697)

Paediatric Dietitian

• 01256 852644

Surgical Referrals under 6 years of age

• Paediatric registrar (bleep 1551)

• Charlie’s day unit (01256 313697)

Surgical Referrals 6 years to under 16 years of age

• Surgical registrar (bleep 2369)

Call NHS 111 if you need urgent care support, speak to their Mental Health Team.

Text 'Shout' to 85258 to start a conversation. Shout is a free, confidential service if you're experiencing a personal crisis. 

Call Samaritans on 116 123 (free) offers a safe place to talk about how you feel.

Safe Haven - Open 7 days a week from 6-10pm at 3 Vyne Road, RG21 5NL - 0300 303 5772.

Of course your GP surgery, local A&E, or 999 are available too.

inc creatine, collagen, echinacera, vitamin C, flavonoids, LED masks amongst others

Smartphone free childhood

Healthcare:

Health Professionals for safer screens- excellent website for resources and links to many videos

screens screening questionnaire

RCGP article

alternative WRAP plan

useful accurx templates:

- "PPI Starting" for you to send to patients when starting PPI

- "PPI med review" florey  to send to review ongoing symptoms for 4-6 week review after starting or for med reviews

LMC podcast on drink spiking

talkabouttrust

cardiologist of the day really helpful "Hot line" to discuss same day abnormal ECG's / cardiac related queries

For paediatric, medical and surgical referrals.

For cardiology advice and frailty SDEC choose 'medical advice line' option.

maternity triage line: 03001239001