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K E E P C O N N E C T E D Internet. Phone / video call. Be efficient, make a WhatsApp group of key friends and family. Keep in touch with elderly relatives. Sensible drinking. Watch your caffeine. W A T C H Y O U R A L C O H O L F A C I N G D I F F I C U L T D E C I S I O N S ? Work to existing or new protocols. Focus on the people you are saving. Make those you can’t comfortable. Y O U R R E A L L I N T H I S T O E G T H E R K E E P P R O T E C T E D Produced under licence © Five Areas Resources Ltd (2020) LLTTF is a registered trademark of Five Areas Resources Ltd. Full access for FREE for all NHS workers and their families at code.llttf4.com Take prescribed medication regularly. Watch for internet scare stories about meds. Quit or cut smoking. S E L F C A R E / M E D I C A T I O N T A K E T H E O P P O R T U N I T Y Break the cycle of mouth touching. Fold your arms. Sit on your hands. Play a game - shout out if someone’s hands go near their face. W A T C H Y O U R H A N D S R E C H A R G E T H E B A T T E R I E S Get home when you can. Play with children. Pass on a joke. Mindfulness. Staying mentally fit. S L O W D O W N A N D B E Too much social media? Cut down on the news. D O N T B E L I E V E E V E R Y T H I N G Y O U H E A R Remember you can cope with anything if it doesnt last for ever. There will be a solution even if we don’t know what it is yet. L I V I N G W I T H U N C E R T A I N T Y Support each other. Say thank you to colleagues and your team. Remember the public support. living life to the full www.llttf.com LLTTF Keep as fit as you can. Eat as healthily as possible. Consider using NHS times in shops. P H Y S I C A L L Y You can get the facts: www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/ Get right on top of control. Keep fit. Beware snacking/drinking. Type 2 diabetes- try to maintain an ideal weight, and get physically fitter. D I A B E T E S M A K E T H E M O S T O F T H I N G S Get a good nights sleep. Or catch the ZZZ’s when you can. Sit by an open window and let the sun in. Listen to music. Consider Vitamin D supplements. Get your PPE right every time. Slow down removal when you’re tired. Ask a colleague to help you get it right. Use the best equipment you can get. Not got the right PPE? Shout it out! Feeling scared? Uncertain? Angry? We’re all used to saying a cheery “not so bad” and carrying on. Things may have felt pressured for some time - but Covid-19 has supercharged that. Many staff members feel scared for themselves and their families. Here’s some ideas to stay physically and mentally fit during this tough time. Wash wash wash. Keep in touch a lot if you can’t get home. P R O T E C T T H O S E A T H O M E M A N A G E H O W Y O U F E E L Slow down. Focus on the task at hand. Don’t be distracted by anger, anxiety or guilt. How are you? Working in health and social care during a coronavirus epidemic

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Page 1: LLTTF How are you? · 2020. 3. 25. · Get your PPE right every time. Slow down removal when you’re tired. Ask a colleague to help you get it right. Use the best equipment you can

KEEP CONNECTEDInternet.Phone / video call.Be efficient, make a WhatsApp group of key friends and family.Keep in touch with elderly relatives.

Sensible drinking.Watch your caffeine.

WATCH YOUR ALCOH

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Work to existing or new protocols.Focus on the people you are saving.Make those you can’t comfortable.

YOUR’RE ALL IN THIS TO

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Full access for FREE for all NHS workers and their families at code.llttf4.com

Take prescribed medication regularly.Watch for internet scare stories about meds.Quit or cut smoking.

SELF

C

ARE / MEDICATION

TAKE THE OPPORTUN

ITY

Break the cycle of mouth touching.Fold your arms.Sit on your hands.Play a game -shout out if someone’s hands go near their face.

WAT

CH YOUR HANDS

RECH

ARGE THE BATTERIES

Get home when you can.Play with children.Pass on a joke.

Mindfulness.Staying mentally fit.

SLOW DOWN AND

BE

Too much social media? Cut down on the news.

DON

’T B

ELIE

VE EVERYTHING YOU

HEAR

Remember you can cope with anything if it doesnt last for ever.There will be a solution even if we don’t know what it is yet.

LIVING WITH UNCERTAINTY

Support each other.Say thank you to colleagues and your team.Remember the public support.

living life tothe fullwww.llttf.comLL

TTF™

Keep as fit as you can.Eat as healthily as possible.Consider using NHS times in shops.

PHYSICALLY

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You can get the facts: www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/

Get right on top of control.Keep fit.Beware snacking/drinking.Type 2 diabetes- try to maintain an ideal weight, and get physically fitter.

DIABETES

MAKE THE MOST OF TH

INGS

Get a good nights sleep.Or catch the ZZZ’s when you can.

Sit by an open window and let the sun in.Listen to music. Consider Vitamin D supplements.

Get your PPE right every time.Slow down removal when you’re tired.Ask a colleague to help you get it right.Use the best equipment you can get.Not got the right PPE? Shout it out!

Feeling scared? Uncertain? Angry? We’re all used to saying a cheery “not so bad” and carrying on. Things may have felt pressured for some time - but Covid-19 has supercharged that. Many staff members feel scared for themselves and their families.Here’s some ideas to stay physically and mentally fit during this tough time.

Wash wash wash.Keep in touch a lot if you can’t get home.

PROTECT THOSE AT HO

ME

MANAGE HOW YOU

FEEL

Slow down.Focus on the task at hand.Don’t be distracted by anger, anxiety or guilt.

How are you?Working in health and social care during a coronavirus epidemic

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Public realises the value of NHS workers

Use your skills

Free access code: nhsstaff Health and social care staff and their families.Valid until June 30th 2020. 3 months free access to LLTTF Plus course starts whenever you register.

living life tothe fullwww.llttf.comLL

TTF™

Here’s where to get more help: code.llttf4.com/

www.llttf.com/facebook

@llttfnews

Make a diff erence

Looking after your physical well beingIf you develop symptoms. If you develop a constant new cough, or a temperature more than 37.8, then you should go online to NHS 111 to get further advice. If you live alone you will need to self isolate for 1 week. If you feel that you are getting worse check 111 online again. If you live in a household, the entire household will need to self-isolate for 14 days.

Looking after your mental well being

Be kind to each other and yourself Share and

support

Connect to others

Save lives

STOPSMOKING

IN

5 MINUTES

BY DR CHRIS WILLIAMSSECOND EDITION

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LIVING LIFETO THE FULL

www.llttf.comBy Dr. Chris Williams

WORRYAND PANIC

By Dr. Chris Williams

YOU’RE THREE STEPS AWAY FROM FIXING IT FOR GOOD

FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

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SLOW DOWN

ANDBE

USING MINDFULNESS EVERY DAY TO

LIVE LIFE TO THE FULL

BY DR CHRIS WILLIAMS, STEPHANIE WILSON AND DR ALISTAIR WILSON

FIRST EDITION

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Produced under licence © Five Areas Resources Ltd (2020) LLTTF is a registered trademark of Five Areas Resources Ltd.

Turning inwards

Forgetting there will be a solution

Not washing hands

Criticising colleagues

Drinking or smoking too much

Being selfi sh

Spreading rumours

Ignoring social isolation

Standing too close to others

How are you?Working in health and social care during a coronavirus epidemic Opportunities

Threats