NHS East Sussex CCG Home About us Get involved News Priorities and programmes Your care Contact us Internal site Search NHS East Sussex Clinical Commissioning Group Coronavirus Restrictions to daily life continue to be eased but it’s still really important to do everything we can to keep ourselves and others safe. Remember – ‘Hands. Face. Space.’ Wash hands – keep washing your hands regularly Cover face – wear a face covering in enclosed spaces Make space – stay at least 2 metres apart – or 1 metre with a face covering or other precautions Visit the Government website to find the latest guidance on what you can and can’t do. Testing One of the most important things we can do is continue to test ourselves for coronavirus. About 1 in 3 people with COVID-19 do not have symptoms but can still infect others. You should do a rapid test twice a week (every 3 to 4 days) to check if you have the virus. If people test positive and self-isolate, it helps stop the virus spreading. If you have coronavirus symptoms, get a PCR test and stay at home. Latest news Diarrhoea and vomiting among younger children – when should you seek medical attention? 19 November 2021 Diarrhoea and vomiting is common in children and babies, and as we spent last winter in lockdown it is now no surprise that this […] New Chief Executive Officer Designate appointed for future Sussex Integrated Care Board 11 November 2021 Adam Doyle has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer Designate of the future Integrated Care Board (ICB) for Sussex. Adam has been […] More than half of those eligible are now protected with their COVID booster in High Weald area 4 November 2021 Latest figures show that more than one in two of those eligible have now received their COVID-19 booster ready for winter. Need health and care advice? Ask Your Pharmacist 4 November 2021 The NHS in Sussex is urging residents to ‘Ask your Pharmacist’ for advice on treating minor illnesses and managing medicines this winter. Pharmacies are […] About East Sussex CCG NHS East Sussex Clinical Commissioning Group is a GP led statutory NHS body responsible for commissioning the majority of health services for local people. We are responsible for the health of our entire local population in East Sussex (over 550,000 people), and are measured by how much we improve health outcomes. We commission (pay for) local health services including mental health care, urgent and emergency care, elective hospital services, and community care. If you would like any of this information in a different format please let us know COVID-19 vaccination programme The phased roll-out of the COVID-19 vaccination programme continues in Sussex. Find out how you can get involved and read all the latest updates. Getting involved There are lots of ways to get involved and have your say on local health and care services. Visit our dedicated site Engagement HQ to see all the latest opportunities. Your care The NHS in East Sussex offers a variety of treatment and advice options, from pharmacies to hospitals, to make sure you get the best health care. Find out more about what services are available and when to use them. Our Governing Body Our Governing Body meets regularly in public to make decisions about local health services and ensures that we have arrangements in place to carry out our work effectively, efficiently, economically and in accordance with principles of good governance. You can read the meeting papers, attend a meeting or ask questions. Find out more about our Governing Body. Tweets by EastSussexCCG Home About us Get involved News Priorities and programmes Your care Accessibility Help Internal site Twitter Facebook YouTube Contact East Sussex CCG Call: 01273 485300 Email: sxccg.contactus@nhs.net Post: NHS East Sussex Clinical Commissioning Group, Sackville House, Brooks Close, Lewes BN7 2FZ If you need any of our information in another language or in a different format please email us. Search for: © 2021 NHS East Sussex CCG To the top ↑