Fife’s Health and Social Care Partnership.Transforming services through innovation to help people live healthy, independent lives.

Glenrothes, Scotland
Joined April 2017
Looking after someone? Don't forget to look after yourself too. Caring for someone can be rewarding, but it can also be demanding. You don't have to do it alone. Explore Fife Carers Connect brnw.ch/21x6zrU
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Fife Carers Connect has information to help you understand your role, your rights and the support available in Fife. Find out more: brnw.ch/21x6oWo
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New website launched for unpaid carers across Fife Because finding support shouldn't be complicated. Visit Fife Carers Connect: brnw.ch/21x6i8o
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Find local mental health and wellbeing support: brnw.ch/21x5EbQ If you need immediate support, call NHS 24 on 111 or Samaritans on 116 123 (free, 24/7). #SuicidePreventionWeek #SuicidePrevention
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This week is Suicide Prevention Week. 💛 Talking about suicide can feel uncomfortable. If you’re worried about someone, asking them ‘are you thinking about suicide’ is the best way to prevent it from happening.
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The new GP-led Walk-In Service at Randolph Wemyss is now open, providing same-day care for urgent, non-emergency health concerns. We'd like to hear about what matters most and how the service can best meet the needs of communities. 📋 Survey: brnw.ch/21x5jXr
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Why wait? 🕑 Think you might need to go to hospital but aren’t sure? Call NHS 24 on 111 to get directed to the right care in the right place - often with a scheduled appointment. nhsfife.org/rightcare
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If you have an urgent dental issue, but you're not registered with a dentist, please call the Dental Advice Line. 📅 Monday - Friday 🕐 8.30am - 5pm 📲 01592 226 555 Out-of-hours call 111. nhsfife.org/dental
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Get assessed at home. 🏠 If you think you might need to go to hospital but aren’t sure, use the symptom checkers on NHS inform or, for more urgent need that can't wait, call NHS 24 on 111. nhsfife.org/rightcare
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None of us knows what tomorrow will bring. A serious illness, accident, or dementia could affect your ability to make decisions. A PoA lets someone you trust act on your behalf if needed, giving you peace of mind and helping protect your future. fifehealthandsocialcare.org/…
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If you think you need to visit A&E - but it's not life threatening - you should phone NHS 24 on 111. Call handlers can arrange an appointment with an appropriate service close to home and often without a lengthy wait. For more information, visit nhsfife.org/rightcare
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Not sure whether you need to go to A&E? Calling 111 helps get you to the right care in the right place, often with a scheduled appointment. nhsfife.org/rightcare
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Don't wait until it's too late. A Power of Attorney allows someone you trust to make decisions on your behalf if you're unable to do so. It can provide peace of mind, protect your wishes and make things easier for loved ones. fifehealthandsocialcare.org/…
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📲 For helpful tips and practical advice on symptoms and common ailments, check out the self-help guides on NHSinform. Visit NHSinform.scot/self-help-gui…
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When your medical treatment is finished, the best place for you to recover is at home. This is known as the Home First approach and helps you maintain independence and get back to your usual routine. Find out more at nhsfife.org/home-first/
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👁️ If you’re experiencing eye problems such as a red or sticky eye, blurred vision, or flashes and floaters, please contact your optometrist who will be able to assist you. Visit: NHSInform.scot/optometry
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🧠 If you’re feeling anxious, stressed or low - find out how you can improve your mental wellbeing at nhsinform.scot/mind-to-mind
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Upcoming service interruption for Community Alarm users. Essential upgrades by the network carrier will result in a 10 minute interruption to our community alarm service on 25th August 2026. To find out more please visit: brnw.ch/21x4TVk
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📲 If you think you need A&E, but it’s not a critical emergency, call NHS 24 on 111. Or for guidance and advice around common conditions, visit: NHSinform.scot/right-care
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Doing as much of your daily routine as possible is vital to aid your recovery, maintain muscle strength, and improve your mental health after undergoing treatment in a hospital. nhsinform.scot/home-first
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