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“It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men” - Alison Morton

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I have been a health visitor for 24 years and have seen many changes and reorganisations within the NHS. The recent changes within health visiting have been welcomed by the profession - our service has seen a substantial increase in …

Health visiting: ‘Listening to parents, transforming services’ - Viv Bennett

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We are coming towards the end of the national health visiting programme. Much has been achieved through the incredibly hard work of health visitors, practice teachers, health visitor leaders and all the programme partners who have provided national and local …

The way we lead out our lives – Inspire, Innovate and Improve - by Wendy Nicholson and Sharon White

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Health care is continually changing to meet the needs of our population. Children and young people are consumers of health services but their needs are sometimes overlooked and we offer adult-centred approaches to deliver services to them. School nursing services …

A world of opportunity – the school nurse international conference 2015-by Wendy Nicholson

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Supporting the health and wellbeing of school aged children requires a workforce with expert knowledge, defined public health knowledge and the ability to respond to a plethora of issues raised by children, young people and families. School nurses and their …

Increasing Physical Activity Levels in Children and Young people: What can AHPs do? by Anna Lowe

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We know that health care impacts on overall health, but when you work in health care it can be easy to forget that the biggest influences on overall health lie outside of health care. Health behaviours are thought to make …