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Sally Batley poses a question - Health visitors… ‘our fourth emergency service’ ?

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‘My health visitor was my fourth emergency service’, Rebecca, a mum, told a packed auditorium in the final session of our recent sharing and mobilising conference on 27th February in London. As Head of Implementation of the national Health Visitor …

Ben Thomas reports on progress - 'Strengthening the Commitment: implementing the recommendations from the UK Modernising Learning Disabilities Nursing Review

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To ensure that the health and social care systems are prepared for the changing health needs of people with learning disabilities the four home countries’ government lead nurses initiated a review into learning disabilities nursing. ‘Strengthening the commitment: the report …

Pauline Watts on Strengthening Specialist Community Public Health Nursing Health Visitor Training

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In her guest blog Pauline Watts, Professional Officer for Health Visiting, sets out some of the recent improvements to training. Welcome to my guest blog where I intend to provide regular updates on the Health Visiting Programme, particularly around Professional …

Wendy Nicholson, Professional Officer for Nursing, reports on a new vision and model for district nursing

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Care is our business, and providing care in community settings - closer to home for our vulnerable and frail elderly population is clearly a priority for us all, but one particularly for district nursing services. We also need to remember …

Welcome - a guest blog on our Early Years work from my colleague Pauline Watts, Professional Officer Health Visiting

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I have been heartened and inspired by the commitment of a wide range of external partners to support and contribute to the health visiting agenda. The shared hearts and minds, working together to improve outcomes for children, families and communities …