Just think 111 first - guide to NHS 111 in British Sign Language (BSL) @UKHSA
Just think 111 first - guide to NHS 111 in British Sign Language (BSL)  @UKHSA
Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Information in British Sign Language (BSL) about how to contact NHS 111.

When you think you need A&E, just contact NHS 111 by phone or online. The NHS will help you right away and if you need urgent care, the NHS can book you in to be seen quickly and safely.

NHS 111 is also available by NHS 111 BSL interpreter service at nhs.uk/111 or textphone by calling 18001 111. For more information visit nhs.uk/111

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Just think 111 first - guide to NHS 111 in British Sign Language (BSL)

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