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Building virtual communities: Twitter and the transfer of commissioning of the health visiting service - Andrea Johns

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Many health professionals and organisations are using social media- in particular Twitter, to build professional networks and enhance learning. On the 1st October 2015, the responsibility for commissioning of the Children’s Public Health for 0 to 5 year olds will …

Oral Health and the role of School Nurses - Jane Levers

Shockingly nearly a third of 5 year olds in England suffer from tooth decay and it is the commonest reason for admission to hospital for children aged 5 to 9 years [1]. It is almost totally preventable however many children …

Tooth decay is largely preventable yet almost a third of children start school with decayed or missing teeth: our children deserve better - Katie Haddock

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Having good teeth is essential; no child should suffer from tooth decay. It is almost entirely preventable and yet just under a third of all children starting school have tooth decay. Tooth decay affects children’s confidence and makes everyday things …

Giving Every Child the Best Start in Life in Greater Manchester - Jill Beswick

In Greater Manchester we are committed to ensuring at all our children are ready for school and ready for life. Our revised Early Years strategy ‘Starting Well’ will build in the successes and strengths of the New Delivery Model and …

Early Years Entitlement - Julian Ward, Department for Education

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As you may know the Government plans to extend the existing entitlement to free early education and childcare for three- and four-year-olds to 30 hours per week (during term time or its equivalent over more weeks) for those from working …

Does a health visiting service make a difference? The people who use the service tell us what they think....

Health visitors teams have a crucial role in improving the health and wellbeing of children and families. Services throughout the country have been transformed over the last 4 years to improve access, outcomes and experience, which will reduce health inequalities. …

Ready to learn – the importance of 2 – 2.5 year review - Wendy Nicholson & Theresa Bishop

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Every child is entitled to the best possible start in life. We know health visitors, working with and supporting families during the crucial early years of a child’s life can have a profound impact on the health and wellbeing of …

0 to 19yr Lifecourse - A Timeline: Making the Vital Visible

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One of our ambitions for healthcare public health is to make the ‘vital visible’.  This means being able to show the amazing work that health care professionals are doing to prevent illness, protect health and promote wellbeing and resilience. So …

Healthy Beginnings by Cllr Izzie Seccombe and Cllr Roy Perry

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A newborn baby's brain is only around one-quarter the size of an adult's. It grows to about 80 percent of adult size by three years and 90 percent by age five. A baby’s earliest experiences will shape their brain development, …

Health visitors supporting couple relationships - Theresa Bishop

As a Health visitor many years ago, it was always part of my role in supporting parents; we supported parents with their relationships. We never had any specific training but intuitively felt it was important. We now have more evidence …