-
Topics
- All Topics
- Self Care
- Blood, Skin & Nutrition
- Cancer & Screening
- Cardiovascular & Respiratory
-
Children & Family
- Child Emotional Wellbeing & Mental Health
- Children, Young People & Family
- Domestic Violence & Abuse
- Female Genital Mutilation
- Gender Identity
- Homelessness
- Learning Disabilities & Neurodevelopmental Disorders
- Migrant Health
- Safeguarding Adults
- Safeguarding Children
- Sexual Health
- Social Prescribing
- Speech & Language Therapy
- Weight Management & Nutrition
- Diabetes & Endocrine
- Diagnostics & Investigations
- Frailty & Complex Care
- Gastroenterology, Colorectal, Renal & Urology
- Head, Neck & Eyes
- Infectious Diseases
- Mental Health
- MSK
- Neurology & Neurosurgery
- Obstetrics & Gynaecology
- Social Care & Safeguarding
- Urgent & Emergency
- Pathways
-
Medicines
- Community Pharmacy
- Controlled Drugs Accountable Officer
- Electronic Prescription Service
- Infections and Antibiotics
- Medicines Compliance
- Medicines Management Teams: NCL
- Medicines Optimisation Prescribing Policies
- Medicines Supply Issues
- Opioids and Dependence-forming Medications
- Patient Group Directions
- Prescribing Guidelines
- Prescribing Quality Scheme (PQS)
- Prescribing Recommendations (NPR)
- Prescribing Watch
- Self-Care Medicines Scheme (SCMS)
- Shared Care
- Fact Sheets
-
Practice Management
- Cancer Care Resources
- Deadlines
- Enhanced Services
- General Practice Access Support
- General Practice Staff Survey
- Greener NCL: Sustainable General Practice
- Hospital Bypass Contacts
- Immunisations & Vaccinations
- Interface Consensus
- Practice Vacancies
- Referral Support
- Research Opportunities
- Submit a Patient Safety Incident Report
- Submit a Quality Alert
- Support for Staff
- Veterans’ Healthcare
- Education
- Digital
BCG vaccination: CLCH
BarnetBCG/ Tuberculosis (TB) vaccination community service is available for eligible children under 1years old, living in Barnet
Eligibility Criteria
Inclusions
- Age between 29days and under 1years old
- Resident in Barnet
- Patient has a parent or grandparent born in a country where there is a higher risk of getting TB*- who lives in the UK
- Patient was born or lived for at least 3 months in a country where there is a higher risk of getting TB*
*where the country TB incidence rate is 40 per 100,000 and higher, see list if eligible countries
Exclusions
- Not a Barnet resident
- No relative (parent or grandparent) from a country where TB is prevalent.
- Not born in a country or lived for >3months where TB is prevalent.
How to Refer
EMIS form
Referral methods: Email
Referral form: BCG Vaccination Referral Form Harrow and Barnet - CLCH
PSD form also required (to allow nurse to give vaccine): Paediatric BCG PSD Form for under 1 year - CLCH
Referral form location: BAR Global Documents> Referral Forms (BAR Global)
Locations
Barnet BCG Clinic
Related Topics View All
Tuberculosis
Where to refer suspected TB patients, and information on TB testingCommunity Clinic Services
Community commissioned clinics and services within NCL (non funded by Local Authority Borough)Review date: Friday, 28 March 2025