31st October - 2nd November 2002
Presentations
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31st October 2002
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1st November 2002
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Saturday 2nd November 2002 |
Welcome - Mark Jones, Director, CPHVA | ||
People focussed public health - Professor Phil Hanlon, Director, Public Health Institute Scotland Public health nurses: advocates and allies -Sarah Mullally, Chief Nursing Officer, England and Director of Nursing/Quality | ||
Keynote Address - Public participation; rhetoric and reality |
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A1 - Chair - Lorna Farr, Executive Member, CPHVA |
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NSF for children, and the module on the healthy child - |
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A2 Chair: Jane Wragg, Executive Member, CPHVA | ||
A vision for the future, One PCT's vision of how to involve staff and communities |
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Health visitor development – putting people first |
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A3 Chair: Loretta Crumlish, Executive Member, CPHVA |
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The MMR debate – current controversies Joanne Yarwood, Immunisation Project Manager, Department of Health |
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Training for immunisation |
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A4 Chair: Carolyn Taylor, Executive Member, CPHVA |
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Young people’s outreach contraceptive services |
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Straight talking delivered by school nurses |
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A5 Chair: Monica Davis, Executive Member, CPHVA |
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The Chameleon Project |
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Changing perspectives and provision |
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A6 Chair: Neisha Fielder, Executive Member, CPHVA |
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Getting on against the odds |
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Zero tolerance for racism in the NHS |
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A7 Chair: Stephanie McHugh, Executive Member, CPHVA |
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Empowered parents |
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Asian Grandmothers influence on breastfeeding |
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A8 Chair: Angela Roberts, Executive Member, CPHVA |
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CPHVA practice educators project |
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Investing in practice education |
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A9a Chair: Toity Deave, CPHVA Research Advisory Group | ||
Research papers: | ||
Evaluation of Sure Start in the South Wales Valleys: a qualitative study of parents’ perceptions |
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Putting people first: understanding the barriers to research utilisation faced by community practitioners Katrina Bannigan, Senior Lecturer in Research Methods, School of Health and Social Care, University of Teesside |
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A9b Chair: Elaine Haycock-Stuart, CPHVA Research Advisory Group Research papers: | ||
Evaluating positive parenting provision: |
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The challenge to formal guidelines: valuing professional judgement |
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B1 Chair: Angela Roberts, Executive Member, CPHVA | ||
Addressing inequalities in health |
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Developing and sustaining health-led neighbourhood regeneration |
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B2 Chair: Dawn Barran, Executive Member, CPHVA |
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Implementing community mental health care for children and families: a needs based approach |
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Promoting child and adolescent mental health - capacity building in Tier 1 professionals |
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B3 Chair: Joyce Horan, Executive Member, CPHVA |
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Labour relations: Local Accredited Reps update |
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B4 Chair: Annie Hair, Executive Member, CPHVA |
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ADHD dyslexia and dyspraxia |
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B5 Chair: Amy Bamber, Executive Member, CPHVA |
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Using video to advocate for homeless women |
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Asylum seekers: rising to the challenge |
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B6 Chair: Alison Allen, Executive Member, CPHVA | ||
Loneliness and isolation amongst older people |
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People first – older people first |
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B7 Chair: Pauline Pearson, Executive Member, CPHVA | ||
Learning to work with communities: community development |
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Involving people in the NHS: partners in change Anne Connor, Project Manager, Scottish Human Services Trust |
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B8 Chair: Kate Beswick, Executive Member, CPHVA |
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Developing services for vulnerable children |
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Learning from the safeguards – issues for health |
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B9a Chair: Prof Ros Bryar, Member CPHVA Research Advisory Group |
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Research Papers : |
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Promoting breastfeeding by developing a breastfeeding chair for the millennium |
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Mothers’ perceptions of injury risk to pre-school children |
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B9b Chair: Nina Mayor, Member CPHVA Research Advisory Group |
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Which mothers find the personal child health record most useful? |
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Genetic Counseling: the experience of parents who have children with disabilities |
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Keynote speech - Hazel Blear MP, Under Secretary of State for Public Health |
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Developing family and child centre public health roles in nursing |
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C1 Chair: Cheryll Adams, Professional Officer, Research and Practice Development, CPHVA |
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The national agenda for research |
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Tackling research in the field |
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C2 Chair: Lorna Farr, Executive Member, CPHVA | ||
Refocusing to public health – the development of team approaches |
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Development and change in health visiting practice – a modernisation project in East Somerset |
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C3 Chair: Joyce Horan, Executive Member, CPHVA |
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Labour relations: agenda for change |
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C4 Chair: Loretta Crumlich, Executive Member, CPHVA |
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Developments in Scotland: The family health nurse and |
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C5 Chair: Kate Beswick, Executive Member, CPHVA |
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Sure Start: Reporting on developments |
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Sure Start family health workers in South Wales |
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C6 Chair: Neisha Fielder, Executive Member, CPHVA |
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The development and training of a team of bilingual support |
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The ‘Bottom up’ approach |
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C7 Chair: Annie Hair, Executive Member, CPHVA |
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A primary care approach to integrated teams |
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Demonstrating putting people first: a new public health leadership role to enable public health approaches, participatory methods and integrated working in mixed community nursing teams |
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C8 Chair: Alison Allen, Executive Member, CPHVA |
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The [email protected] project - A national plan for children’s and young peoples health and well-being |
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Hold the front page’ health promotion roadshow for year three pupils |
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C9 Chair: Dawn Barran, Executive Member, CPHVA |
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Logically illogical, living with autism |
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D1 Chair: Tracey Young, Executive Member, CPHVA |
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Implementing clinical and social care governance using the European Excellence Model |
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Clinical practice benchmarking – what can it achieve for you? |
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D2 Chair: Jane Wragg, Executive Member, CPHVA |
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A framework for district nursing |
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The Blackenhalll Nurse Practitioner Unit |
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D3 Facilitator: Sarah Forester, Professional Officer - Education, CPHVA | ||
Strategy for Community Development |
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Practical parenting and family learning |
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D4 Chair: Carolyn Taylor, Executive Member, CPHVA |
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Working with children affected by domestic violence |
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Domestic violence: early identification |
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D6 Chair: Monica Davis, Executive Member, CPHVA |
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Life skills |
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Market stall for health and wellbeing |
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D7a Chair: Vina Mayor, Executive Member, CPHVA |
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Research papers: |
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Examination of health professionals’ - attitudes and knowledge of the impact of domestic violence on children |
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Multi-professional forums: an evaluation of a structured |
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D7b Chair: Member of CPHVA research advisory group |
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A teenage perspective of the factors contributing to teenage pregnancy |
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The barriers facing gypsies and travellers - in need of mental |
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D8 Chair: Ginny Klein, Executive Member, CPHVA |
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Starting well in Glasgow |
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Bumps to babies: a community development approach to maternal and child health |
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Motivation for Effective Teams |
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The Information Management of Health Visitors: with particular reference to their public health and community development activities Dr Ruth Bacigalupo University of Sheffield, Department of General Practice and Primary Care / Barnsley Hospital |
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Internet Resources for Communtiy Practitioners |
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National Electronic Library for Health - Primary Care |
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Nick Robin Memorial Lecture : Gender and democracy |
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Leadership: the myths and imperatives |
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