@EYPLBFS
 Birmingham, England
Joined September 2019
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@cochranecollab @Cochrane_Child @NIHRevidence
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Exciting opportunity to work in Birmingham. – at Birmingham, England
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Are you a registered nurse/midwife looking a new challenge? Birmingham Community Healthcare Trust are recruiting student Health Visitors. An excellent opportunity to develop your skills & effect change that reduces health inequalities for children & families.
Rachael Garvey QN 💙@Rachael_Garvey10 Nov 2020
Are you a registered nurse looking to take on a new role in specialist community public health nursing? Making a difference to children and families of Birmingham as a Health Visitor! Well look no further... @bhamcommunity has great opportunity for you jobs.nhs.uk/xi/vacancy/91625…
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Today I was in awe at the retirement of 2 of my new health visitor colleagues, so many years of their commitment to children & families. Good luck Elaine & Sandra in your new adventures... The service will really miss you!! @CPaintain @MccathieNeal @MarciaPPerry @ZeldaPetersBCHC
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The Institute of Health Visiting Parent Tips covers the importance and the details of the 6-8 week check during COVID-19 @iHealthVisiting bit.ly/2WuoJzZ – at Birmingham, England
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Sally Hogg@salhogg4 May 2020
Perinatal MH problems are rarely one-off events, so often women have experienced MH problems before & will do again. Women who have had MH problems in the past are particularly vulnerable now. #supportingmumsduringdifficulttimes
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We know that lockdown with a baby can be tricky, However it’s important to check if their chest or back of neck feels clammy as this is a sign they are getting too hot. If your baby’s skin is hot or sweaty, remove one or more layers of clothing or bedding. – at Birmingham, England
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This infographic gives a practical guide on getting the most appropriate medical help especially during the Covid19 crisis. We also recommend using the BabyCheck app for infants as an assessment tool to help you identify how poorly your baby might be. Download from the App Store. – at Birmingham, England
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Donna Freeman retweeted
Debbie QN HV RN@Debbief1082 Apr 2020
Replying to @j_carloscaro @Gabri_EllaConti @karenafford @iHealthVisiting @WeHealthVisitor
Women havent stopped having babies. Parents havent stopped needing advice and emotional support. Babies havent stopped crying. Children havent stopped needing developmental screening. Families face stress and hardship. Families face depression, domestic abuse, financial hardship
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Thank you to the amazing staff in the Children & Families Division who are being redeployed to work across the Trust. So proud of all of you and the support you are giving to areas of greatest need 😊@CPaintain @MccathieNeal @bhamcommunity
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Zarida Riaz@zaridariaz21 Nov 2019
Replying to @iHealthVisiting
@iHealthVisiting @melita_walker Shining bright presenting at the Perinatal Mental Health forum - keeping the focus @bsmhft @bhamcommunity @MMHAlliance @KathleenNagi @NHSEngland @NHSEngland @5PillarsParent @PNDandMe @BCHCRKIRBY @EYPLBFS
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The Mental Elf@Mental_Elf23 Sep 2019
Replying to @Mental_Elf @KingsCollegeLon @ESMI_research @NIHRresearch
WENDY = WEllbeiNg, Depression and pregnancy studY (WENDY) This is a study comparing the Whooley questions and Edinburgh postNatal Depression scale against a diagnostic assessment in identifying depression in pregnancY @SWMH_IoPPN at #ESMI
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