Members of the public needing non-emergency care during the latest junior doctors strike are being urged to use NHS 111 online during this week's industrial action.

The British Medical Association (BMA) has confirmed a three-day walkout of junior doctors from 7am on Wednesday 14th June to 6.59am on Saturday, 17th June.

Plans in place

Health Trusts across Cheshire and Merseyside are expected to impacted by the strike, but plans are in place to minimise risks and manage disruption.

Urgent and emergency care services will be open and in the event of a life or limb-threatening emergency you should always call 999.

NHS111 Online

However, if it’s not an emergency, you can use this link to NHS 111 Online to ensure you are signposted to the right service.

NHS 111 Online can tell you:

• Where to get help for your symptoms
• How to find general health information and advice
• Where to get an emergency supply of your prescribed medicine
• How to get a repeat prescription
• How to get an emergency dental appointment.

More information

More information about when to call 999 and when to go to A&E is available via the national NHS website.

People who have appointment scheduled for strike days are advised to check before they travel.