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Date: 30 March 2020
Immunisations and Tests
We provide a wide range of Immunisations and tests. Shown below are the more popular tests but we are pleased to discuss any more you may require.
Blood Screening available:
- Hepatitis B
- Hepatitis C - PCR
- HIV
- Mumps Antibodies
- Measles Antibodies
- Rubella (German Measles)
- Varicella (Chicken Pox)
- Blood group
Tests:
- MSRA swabs
- Alcohol screening
- TB screening (T-Spot test)
Immunisations
Hepatitis B
Hepatitis B is recommended for workers who potentially may have contact with blood or body fluids. These include:
- Care workers
- Clinical staff
- Domestic workers
- Street cleaners
- Refuse Collectors
A full course of Hepatitis B consists of 3 injections over a period of 6 months followed by a blood test at which time immunity levels are checked. It is possible that a booster may be needed but the nurse would discuss this at the time with the client.
Flu
For individuals:
Not eligible for a Flu Vaccine from your GP? We Can Help.
For business: Flu vaccinations make sense for any organisation.
They are proven to reduce absence so they more than pay for themselves in an average year. In addition, as part of your disaster recovery and pandemic contingency planning, they help protect against significant disruption to your organisation and your services. Influenza vaccination is also a popular staff benefit.
Please Contact us for further information and prices
Your Local Occupational Health Provider
Occupational Health & Travel Clinic Isle of Wight
St Mary’s Hospital
Newport
Isle of Wight
PO30 5TG
Tel: 01983 822099 ext. 4209
Email: occupationalhealth@iow.nhs.uk
Monday-Friday 0830-1630
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