Working Together to Deliver the Child Health Strategy
Improving Health Outcomes in the Early Years
28th April 2010
NHS East Midlands and Government Office of the East Midlands presented this regional workshop to share information and learning about this important joint agenda to improve delivery of services.
In addition to the main speakers, there was the opportunity to attend workshops on a variety of areas. The was an excellent opportunity to gain information and network with colleagues from around the East Midlands.
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Main Stage
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The East Midlands Context - Jane Woodland, Head of Screening and Public Health Programmes, NHS East Midlands
Maternity and Early Years - Making a good start to Family Life - Sue Dryden, Child Health Strategy Lead, NHS East Midlands
The role of Children's Trusts in deleivering the Early Years Agenda - Carol Chambers, Director of Childrens' Services, Rutland County Council
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The Processes in Working Together - Quality Indicators - Competency Framework Audit Tool. Sue Dryden, John McPate and Janette Harrison
Workshop Session 1
Including Fathers in Family Centred Care - Biddy Saunders, LSA Midwife NHS East Midlands Understanding Family Centred midwifery care by exploring how decisions are made by mothers and fathers re. parenthood e.g. choice of place of birth.
The Early Years Foundation Stage - Jenny Marshall, National Strategies This workshop will give an explanation of the early year’s foundation stage for partner colleagues. What is it? What are the expected outcomes for children?
Supporting Vulnerable Families - Jane Wilson Nottingham City In the current climate how do we maximise support for vulnerable families?
Workshop Session 2
The Family Nurse Partnership - Chris Tully Derby City FNP, Sue Link Nottingham City FNP Assessing the impact of the FNP and discussing the long term sustainability of the FNP
Understanding the Ofsted inspection process in the Early Years - Chris Caley, Derbyshire County Council, Vanessa Hollely-Wood Derbyshire PCT
Improving Health in the Early Years through Infant Nutrition - Emma Atkinson, Department of Health East Midlands Examining the role of infant nutrition in tackling health inequalities
