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Keeping children safe from button batteries during the festive season and beyond! By Wendy Nicholson & Alison Morton
Keeping children safe from button batteries during the festive season and beyond Keeping children safe from harm is everyone’s business and we are urging all healthcare professionals and those working with children and young families to work with us …
Protecting People from Infections - World Antibiotics Awareness Week 2018 by Susie Singleton, Karen Shaw & Joanne Bosanquet
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All Our Health - Protecting People from Infections This week, we are celebrating World Antibiotic Awareness Week (#WAAW) and the theme for this year is ‘Change can’t wait: our time with antibiotics is running …
Building a breastfeeding responsive University for students and staff - Anna Byrom, UCLAN
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Getting it Right for Children and Young People, Health Visiting, maternity, population health, Reducing health inequalities, Uncategorized
‘If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together’ (African Proverb) Making a difference It is an exciting time to be an infant feeding coordinator, turned midwifery lecturer, working in the University of …
Reducing unintentional injuries in children and young people by Sheena Carr
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We all want to keep children safe wherever they are and we know that accidents are most likely to happen to children in the home and on the roads. Healthcare and other professionals have an important role to play in …
Takeover Challenge 2017: Young people share views on Relationships and Sex Education - Wendy Nicholson
PHE is always keen to collaborate and ensure the public have a voice in our decision making, particularly for the work we do that impacts them directly – we have always been keen to ensure this extends to young people. …
Breast Screening for Women with Additional Needs by Pauline Watts
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Learning disability nursing, population health, Protecting Health, Uncategorized
Breast screening started in the UK in 1988 and has had an enormous impact on the lives of women, providing them with the choice to seek reassurance on their health and pick up any signs of cancer at an early …
Behaviour Change Interventions School Nurse Toolkit by Sean Mackay
School nurses are busy. Busy and innovative, using their creativity to tackle local issues in novel ways. They see a problem, decide on a local strategy to tackle it, and have a go. Perhaps the intervention works, or perhaps it …
Networking – an Art or Science?: health visiting and school nurse networking events
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Our forthcoming health visitor and school nurse networking events are crammed packed with speakers who are leading lights in safeguarding and experts in service improvements through service user engagement. We also have interactive workshops addressing a plethora of public health …
Young people's Champion Event by Viv Bennett
Today I've been at a Young People's Champion Event held in Richmond House and met a range of wonderful and inspiring young people who have contributed to the school nurse work programme over the last year . The champions consist …
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