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Deputy Chief Public Health #Nurse for England #teamCNO Hon Professor @UniofNottingham & @UniOfHull Trustee @DanceSyndromeUK HonMFPH FRSPH
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Joined August 2014
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My latest article, published by the Journal of Nursing Leadership explores how nurses & midwives are leading the shift towards prevention [open access]⬇️
jnl.nursingtimes.net/strateg…
An updated suite of UK Chief Medical Officers’ physical activity guideline infographics are now available to help professionals promote clear, consistent messages about the benefits of moving more⬇️
campaignresources.dhsc.gov.u…
Congratulations to all those recognised in the @RoyalFamily King's Birthday Honours List today!
Explore practical, evidence-based resources designed to enhance your public health knowledge & help you make an even greater difference to the people & communities you support.
Start learning today:portal.e-lfh.org.uk/Catalogu…
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🟠⚠ Amber heat-health alerts have been issued to the health systems across central England until Wednesday 27 May, with yellow alerts covering the rest of the country.
You can check the latest alerts and guidance through the early warning system here:
🔗 ukhsa-dashboard.data.gov.uk/…
You can now watch the 'Maximising Our Impact to reduce Health Inequalities' webinar on demand.
This is a must watch for all health & care professionals⬇️
youtube.com/watch?v=fzYygYMV…
Thank you to the Public Health Wales Nursing & Midwifery Team for inviting me to speak at your annual conference today🙏 #InternationalNursesDay #IND2026
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Mollie was 18, pregnant and unsure what the future would bring 💙
With support from the Family Nurse Partnership, fear became confidence and uncertainty turned into strength.
Today, Mollie's completing her degree and raising a happy, confident toddler. Read her story 👇🏽
merseycare.nhs.uk/mc-mag-mol…
@LpoolCityRegion @lpoolcouncil @AlderHey @LiverpoolWomens
It was an honour to attend the Westminster Abbey Service to commemorate the life of Florence Nightingale this evening. A great way to end #InternationalNuresesDay & pay tribute to all my nursing colleagues past & present #IND2026🙏
@DHSCgovuk @wesstreeting
Read this excellent blog from @sturdy_deborah which celebrates the nursing professions critical leadership across the social care sector. Social care nurses play such an important public health role, so thank you for everything that you do🙏#IND2026 socialcare.blog.gov.uk/2026/…
Wishing all my colleagues from across the globe🌍a very #HappyInternationalNursesDay
I am immensely proud of the positive difference that our professions make across our communities, supporting more people to live healthier & longer lives #IND2026
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For me, being a midwife means listening and supporting women, serving communities, being there at life changing moments. We all have a part to play in delivering the best possible care for women, babies and families and I'm grateful to midwives everywhere for all you do. #IDM2026
Happy International Day of the Midwife to all my colleagues across the globe!🌍Thank you for everything that you do and for the critical public health roles that you play in supporting people to live healthier and longer lives🙏
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Ticks live in long grass and woodland. Don’t forget to check for ticks after your walk.
Find out more in our blog post:
🔗 ukhsa.blog.gov.uk/2024/03/21…
ALT Be tick aware 1 Use a repellent that prevents ticks 2 Wear long sleeves and long trousers to reduce direct skin exposure 3 Keep to clearly defined paths and avoid brushing against vegetation 4 Regularly check for ticks and brush off any you find immediately 5 When you're back indoors, check for any ticks on you, your children and pets 6 If you find a tick, safely remove it as soon as possible
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There are only a few days left to register for this free CPD event⬇️
advanced-practice.hee.nhs.uk…
Great training opportunity for nurses & midwives
Applications are now open for the NHS England Applied Population Health Programme. As part of the programme, NHSE will be supporting the tuition fees of 50 eligible & successful students on the course⬇️
salford.ac.uk/courses/postgr…
Meningitis can be very serious if not treated quickly.
The NHS website has all the information you need, including what to look out for and when to get medical help.
➡️ nhs.uk/conditions/meningitis…
Vaccinations stand as one of the most effective public health interventions available to us. However, uptake has fallen across a number of programmes, which now requires a renewed focus from across our professions.
jnl.nursingtimes.net/strateg…
A huge thank you to the Locala Community Partnership Team for hosting us in Dewsbury yesterday🙏
Your approach to partnership working, ensuring that vulnerable & disadvantaged communities can access public health services is truly inspiring #thankyou
In my latest Journal of Nursing Leadership article, I focus on the critical role that all nurses & midwives can play in increasing vaccination uptake across their communities⬇️
jnl.nursingtimes.net/strateg…