Podcast series for School Nurses, by School Nurses, in a collaboration between the Digital Health Transformation Service (DHTS) at Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust and the School and Public Health Nurses Association (SAPHNA)
EPISODE 1
LISTEN NOWWhat’s the role of the School Nurse?
During this episode, SAPHNA’s Professional Officer, Sallyann Sutton speaks to School Nurses from Warwickshire, Derby City and Leeds to discover their thoughts on defining the role of the School Nurse.
EPISODE 2
LISTEN NOWGender identity – What are the facts?
During this episode, SAPHNA CEO, Sharon White, chats with School Nurses from Oxford and Leeds and a Specialist Community Public Health Nursing (SCPHN) Lecturer from the University of Salford to discuss how School Nurses are supporting young people in the LGBTQ community.
EPISODE 3
LISTEN NOWHealthy lifestyles – What’s the picture?
During this episode, ChatHealth Clinical Lead, Laura Burrowes talks to School Nurses from Hampshire, Trafford and a Specialist Community Public Health Nursing (SCPHN) Lecturer from the University of Salford to hear how School Nurses are helping children and young people to maintain healthy lifestyles.
EPISODE 4
LISTEN NOWMental Health – How are kids feeling?
During this episode, SAPHNA’s Professional Officer, Sallyann Sutton talks to School Nurses from Warwickshire, Oxford and Cyprus MOD to hear how school nurses are supporting children and young people’s mental health.
EPISODE 5
LISTEN NOWSafeguarding – How do we keep kids safe?
During this episode, SAPHNA CEO, Sharon White, speaks to School Nurses from Hampshire and Derby City and a Specialist Community Public Health Nursing (SCPHN) Lecturer from Birmingham City University about the role of the School Nurse in safeguarding children and young people.
EPISODE 6
LISTEN NOWVaping – What’s happening?
During this episode, ChatHealth Clinical Lead, Laura Burrowes talks to School Nurses from Leeds and Trafford and Specialist Community Public Health Nursing (SCPHN) Lecturer from Birmingham City University about the issues they’re seeing around vaping with children and young people.