Copy of Keywords - Healthcare resources.xlsx

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2	Keywords Audio List for Healthcare Resources
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4	Doctor	Someone who helps you if you are ill.	audio	If you are ill you need to see a doctor.
5	GP	General Practitioner - a doctor		Call your local GP practice.
6	ID/ identification	A passport, visa or card giving my personal details.	audio	You don't need ID to register with a GP.
7	Nurse	Someone who works in a hospital and helps the doctors.	audio	You will need an appointment with a nurse for a blood test.
8	A form	Paper or a website where I put in my personal details.	audio	I may need help filling in a form.
9	Receptionist	The person who answers the phone or greets you at the GP practice or hospital.	audio	When you arrive at the GP practice, tell the receptionist that you are there.
10	An ambulance	The vehicle that takes you to hospital.	audio	Call 999 for an ambulance.
11	Unwell	Ill/ sick	audio	Call 111 if you feel unwell.
12	A&E	Accident and Emergency - if you have a medical emergency and you need help.		Call 999 if you need to go to A&E.
13	Hospital	The building where you go if you are ill or if you have an emergency.	audio	I went to hospital when I broke my leg.
14	Local GP Practice	The place where you can see a doctor or nurse in your town.	audio	I go to my local GP practice if I need to see a doctor.
15	Dentist	Someone who can help you when you have a problem with your teeth.	audio	My tooth hurts. I need to see a dentist.
16	Postcode	Part of your address.	audio	You need to fill in your postcode when you register with a GP.
17	Pregnancy	Expecting a baby	audio	Your GP will support you throughout your pregnancy
18	Visit	Go to a place to see the people there.	audio	Visit your local GP practice if you need a doctor.
19	Look up	Find something in a book or on a website.	audio	You can look up your NHS number on the website.
20	Access	Get or have something that you need.	audio	Everybody can access a Covid-19 vaccination.
21	Book	Make an appointment to see a doctor/ get a vaccine or go to an event.	audio	You can book a vaccine on the NHS website.
22	Demonstrate	Show. Give evidence of something.	audio	You can use the card to demonstrate your right to register.
23	Contact	Email, phone or visit a place or person.	audio	You can contact your local GP practice if you need an appointment.
24	Call	Phone / talk to on the phone.	audio	If you need help, you can call 111.
25	A vaccine	Something to protect you from diseases like Covid-19.	audio	You can book a vaccine on the NHS website.
26	A Covid-19 vaccination	Something to protect you from diseases like Covid-19.	audio	Everybody can access a Covid-19 vaccination.
27	To register with a GP	Give my details to a GP practice so that I can get medical treatment.	audio	Everybody has the right to register with a GP.
28	A fixed address	A place where I live all or most of the time.	audio	I do not need a fixed address to register with a GP.
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30	Confidentially	Not telling anyone else.	audio	All the personal details you give to the GP are kept confidentially.
31	Filling in forms	Give my details on paper or online so that I can get medical treatment.	audio	You can get help with filling in forms from many places.
32	Affect your health and wellbeing	Something can make your health better or worse.	audio	Things like stress and your environment can affect your health and wellbeing.
33	Social environment	The people around you - friends, work colleagues, your town and community.	audio	Are you happy with your social environment?
34	Isolated	Away from other people/ not feeling that you belong with other people.	audio	If you feel isolated, it can affect your mental health.
35	Lonely	Needing more people around you/ needing social contact.	audio	Joining a community group can help you if you feel lonely.
36	Stressed out	Feeling that you are not incontrol of a situation, or you have too much to do at work or home.	audio	Many people feel stressed out at work.
37	A social prescription	Things other than medicine that can make you feel better.	audio	Joining a club or doing a new activity are social prescriptions.
38	Issues	Problems or things to think about.	audio	You can talk to your GP about health issues.
39	A conversation	Speaking to another person or other people.	audio	It's nice to have a conversation with your friends.
40	Put you in touch with	Give you contact details for somebody or an organisation	audio	GPs can put you in touch with community groups.
41	Legal advice	Help from a person or organisation about the law.	audio	You can ask for legal advice.
42	Volunteers	People who do a job because they want to, without getting a salary.	audio	Many ESOL teachers are volunteers.
43	Guidance	Help to understand a situation.	audio	People might need guidance to help them register with a GP.
44	Inside knowledge	Things that people know about your situation or area.	audio	Having some inside knowledge can help you integrate.
45	Having a conversation	Speaking to another person/ other people.	audio	I like having conversations with my friends.
46	A visit to the GP	To go and see your doctor.	audio	If you are feeling unwell, you need a visit to the GP.
47	House keys		audio	Don't forget your house keys when you go out.
48	An activity		audio	Doing a new activity can help you meet people.
49	Housework	Cleaning and looking after a house.	audio	I do housework every day.
50	A prescription	You need a prescription from a doctor to get medicine.	audio	My GP gave me a prescription for antibiotics.
51	A pill bottle		audio	My prescription came in a pill bottle.
52	A map		audio	Use a map to help you find your way around town.
53	A group of people		audio
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