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Dear Colleagues, We are delighted to present you our Winter newsletter. It contains some very exciting news, opportunities, training, resources and, despite continuing and relentless pressures, a number of awards...
We are delighted to offer the opportunity to book for this course Leadership for Public Health Nurses: Improving outcomes for children and families through strong and effective leadership. January 12th and February 16th 2022 ...
Dear Colleagues, NICE are consulting on this vital guidance, sadly ever more so important to many children and young people. Please submit your responses by 22 December 2021. Dear Colleagues,...
SAPHNA are delighted to have worked in partnership with Hertfordshire County Council to produce this much needed guidance on supporting children with Long Covid. Please do share widely and with...
Clarissa is a film created to improve the health of people affected by homelessness, through better understanding of their experiences CONTENT WARNING: Clarissa explores themes relating to childhood abuse, drug...
Are you a child or young person aged 10 years to 25 years old? Or do you know a child or young person who is 10-25 years old? We are looking...
Stakeholder Briefing Complications from Excess Weight (CEW) Clinics Summary The NHS England Children and Young People Transformation team are rolling out a pilot of 15 new specialist clinics to provide...
Latest developments in vaccines, vaccination policies and procedures for immunisation practitioners. Vaccine update: issue 324, November 2021 – This flu special edition features: tripartite annual flu letter update to influenza...
Making a difference for our children in care and care leavers The South East Region Designated Health Professionals for Looked after Children and Care Leavers are delighted to invite you...
Court will usually not need to approve jabs for looked-after children even if parents object, says judge
Information for the public | COVID-19 rapid guideline: managing the long-term effects of COVID-19 | Guidance | NICE
A very ordinary group of parents & our brave children are going to tell you a story in our own way
A short video explaining what ACEs are, how they are measured, and the pros and cons of routine screening. Featuring Professors Andrea Danese and Helen Minnis and UKTC Co-Director David...
Relationships between Child Development at School Entry and Adolescent Health – A Participatory Systematic Review
See attached flyer for the next training in Seasons for Growth Grief Education
All Our Health launches new interactive townscape on child oral health Health Education England elearning for healthcare (HEE elfh) has worked in partnership with the Office for Health Improvement and...
Dear colleagues Please see a letter from Dr June Raine, Chief Executive of MHRA, regarding the report of the Adrenaline Auto-injector Expert Working Group (AAI EWG) of the Commission on...
Dear colleagues We are delighted to announce new training dates for school nurses to learn how to train their stakeholders in school aged continence issues and medicines management (covering anaphylaxis, asthma & epilepsy). Book here via the Compass website. The clinically approved training has been developed as a ‘train the...
SCHOOL NURSES – SCPHN Service: Connect for Health Location: Warwickshire Salary: £31,714 – £38,773 (p.a.) Type: Full time (37 hours) Ref: 027/21 Applications for part time hours/job share will be...
Alex is a registered adult nurse who is currently undertaking a PhD at Hull York Medical School which aims to improve bereavement support for children and families when a parent has...
The Government must reverse ‘devastating’ cuts to the public health grant and restore the number of school nurses to where they stood a decade ago, leading school nurses have warned.
Young Carers Cookbook . Engagement with West Yorkshire and Harrogate (WY&H) young carers identified there was a need to develop resources to support their health and well-being.
Dr Elaine Allan, Lead School Nurse and Robert Gordon University Lecturer shares her blog encouraging the adoption of a rights-based approach in children’s services.
You are invited to join our 4th annual domestic abuse conference at CNWL NHS Trust on Wednesday 24th November. The virtual event will mark the International Day for the Elimination...
School nursing leaders have unveiled their “vision” for how services in England should be designed and delivered, with a focus on strengthening the workforce and its leadership Read the full...
We are happy to announce a new funding strategy focusing on non-communicable diseases (NCDs), also known as chronic diseases and this refers to those diseases not passed from person to...
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