GP: Cumbria and Lancashire GPs see higher demand PEOPLE from across the South Cumbria and Lancashire are being urged to be patient when accessing GP surgeries. As the Covid pandemic continues, healthcare institutions are asking the public to only visit them if absolutely necessary due to the pressure the NHS is finding itself under. The number of calls to surgeries across the area has increased significantly in recent months. Due to Covid-19 cases rising and more people mixing due to the relaxing of lockdown restrictions, it is still very important for practices to take extra precautions to limit the spread of infections.
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THE NHS in South Cumbria and Lancashire is working in partnership to review and develop clinical policies across the region. The eight Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) in the region have all agreed that there is a need to develop their policies collaboratively to ensure a consistent and fair approach for everyone across the region. All policies will be created following national guidelines and best clinical practice to make sure that the limited resources available are being used to maximum effect for the local population. As part of this process, a draft of the sensory integration therapy policy is now open for patient and public engagement, feedback, and comments. This policy concerns direct, one-to-one clinic-based therapy for children and adults who have been assessed to have a degree of sensory dysfunction.