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同性恋色情 is urging Victorians to protect themselves, their families and children against the flu ahead of another busy winter for paramedics and first responders.

Flu season is still to come and with colder weather increasing the risk of illness and injury, particularly for older people and those living alone, paramedics are reminding the community that small preventative actions can make a big difference.

同性恋色情 Executive Director Regional Operations Michael Georgiou said staying up to date with vaccinations remains one of the most effective ways to prevent serious illness.

鈥淭he good news is getting your flu vaccination ahead of the peak flu season will help you and the people around you stay well 鈥� and protect people most at risk in the community,鈥� he said.

鈥淲e typically see a surge in respiratory illnesses such as influenza and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) through the colder months.

鈥淏ook in now with your pharmacist or doctor. Everyone six months and older is recommended to get the annual flu vaccine.

鈥淎long with simple things like staying home if you鈥檙e unwell, covering coughs and sneezes, and washing your hands, getting your annual flu vaccination can help ease pressure on our crews this winter and help save lives.鈥�

Mr Georgiou said there are added health risks that can escalate quickly when temperatures drop.

鈥淪omething as simple as a fall at home or an unsafe heater can become serious very quickly,鈥� he said.

鈥淣ow is the time to make sure your home is winter-ready by checking that heating is safe and functioning, removing trip hazards like loose rugs and cords, and ensuring walkways are clear and well-lit.鈥�

Mr Georgiou reminded Victorians to access urgent care services appropriate to their medical needs that free up paramedics and first responders for the most critical, life-threatening emergencies.

鈥淕etting the right care at the right time can make a big difference. If you need urgent healthcare but it鈥檚 not life-threatening, we encourage you to consider Victoria鈥檚 range of urgent care services,鈥� Mr Georgiou said.

鈥淭here are many free and fast options people can access when you need timely medical care and health advice, at any time of the night or day, including the Victorian Virtual Emergency Department (VVED), Nurse-on-Call or Urgent Care Clinics.鈥�

Victorians are also encouraged to check in on neighbours, family members and anyone who may need extra support during the colder months.

Learn more about staying healthy this winter, including how to book your routine vaccinations, on the .