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  • News : Young girls respond better to cancer vaccine
  • News : Contraceptive pill may reduce the risk of breast cancer
  • News : Cervical cancer vaccine protection 'is long-lasting'
  • News : Osteoporosis drug to protect against breast cancer
  • News : Sentinel lymph node biopsy for breast cancer
  • News : Less radiotherapy for breast cancer sufferers
  • News : Fewer radiotherapy sessions for breast cancer patients
  • News : Exemestane for early breast cancer
  • News : Folic acid and cancer prevention
  • News : Blood test for breast cancer?
  • News : Anastrozole for early-stage breast cancer
  • News : Cervical cancer vaccine
  • News : 'Smart' pill that could halve bowel cancer care
  • News : Radiotherapy before surgery for bowel cancer
  • News : 'Sticking plaster' to treat skin cancer
  • News : Breast cancer "drug switch hope"
  • News : Herceptin and breast cancer survival
  • News : High-fibre diet 'can cut cancer risk'
  • News : Gene test that guarantees the best breast cancer treatment
  • News : Can switching to exemestane improve breast cancer survival?
  • News : Tamoxifen for long-term prevention of breast cancer
  • News : HRT raises risk of ovarian cancer
  • News : Cervical cancer can be beaten with a vaccine
  • News : Aspirin can prevent bowel cancer
  • News : Chemo-free cancer cure
  • News : Breast cancer drug that cuts out surgery
  • News : Hormone therapy for ovarian cancer
  • Report : Debatable: the magazine from the UK Youth Parliament
  • News : Specialist baby care 'stretched'
  • News : Balls: More parent power for families with disabled children and those with special educational needs
  • News : RCOG Christmas Lecture for Young people
  • News : Children, Families and Maternity e-bulletin
  • News : ChiMat knowledge bulletin
  • News : Commissioning news: investing in services for drugs, health, crime and social care
  • News : Community care: snapshot children and families
  • News : Chief Nursing Officer Bulletin
  • News : Commissioning support providers announced
  • News : Backlash from judges prompts rethink of social work database
  • News : Councils lack clarity over children's trusts
  • News : Bodies selected to run commissioning programme
  • News : All pupils to get healthy lifestyle lessons
  • News : Government pledges £3m to take on youth crime
  • News : Councils at risk of missing targeted youth support deadline
  • News : Sex and drugs education to be compulsory
  • News : Balls calls for better service integration
  • News : Working Time Directive Bulletin
  • News : NICE to confer on taking greater account of patients’ views
  • News : Agency workers to get same rights as permanent staff
  • News : Speech and language therapists are stressed and demoralised, says union
  • News : Parenting Fund Round 3 Funding
  • News : Child benefit changes could increase poverty warns charity
  • News : Interconnections Quarterly Journal (IQJ) Number 3
  • News : Government's Response to the Report by the Advisory Group on Drug and Alcohol Education
  • News : Full inspections on way for Sure Start
  • News : 20 Areas to receive a total of £13M to help challenging young people
  • News : Maternity services growth fails to keep up with births
  • News : Fears rise over measles outbreak
  • News : Single vaccine 'safety' warnings
  • News : Screening hope for pre-eclampsia
  • News : Gauging true patient experience
  • News : Antisocial funds announced for 20 areas
  • News : Free sexual health training
  • News : Child maintenance changes could increase poverty warns charity
  • News : Hayward Adventure disabled children's playground, Islington
  • News : Babies born to Ethiopian immigrant mothers in Israel have been needlessly infected with HIV
  • News : Consultation on Legislating for Sure Start Children's Centres
  • News : New inspection proposals provide cause for concern
  • News : Safeguarding must be kept impartial
  • News : GMC welcomes appointment of Council Members
  • News : End child protection postcode lottery says RCN
  • News : Reducing avoidable harm in paediatrics
  • News : Parents warned about baby virus
  • Report : Children's Services Statistical Neighbour Benchmarking Tool
  • News : Light drinking 'no risk to baby'
  • News : Maternity services under mounting stress say midwifery managers
  • News : Boards to oversee YOTs should be law
  • News : Private sector staff better qualified
  • News : Councils forced to reassess requirements for childcare
  • News : Councils concede that leaving care services aren't up to scratch
  • News : Smokers are banned from fostering
  • News : THT offers free sexual health training to professionals working with young people
  • News : Ed balls announces appointment to the school food trust board
  • News : Weight worry sees child in care
  • News : Brain damaged man wins £5m payout
  • News : Mayor's strategy gets mixed reaction
  • News : Ofsted set to publish best practice guidance
  • News : Spending schemes prove popular with disadvantaged teenagers
  • News : Challenging practitioners' attitudes towards young mothers
  • News : Psychiatrist blames absence of positive adults
  • News : NIH News in Health [November 2008]
  • News : “Geography of inequality” must be tackled - PM
  • News : Apply now for your ACT training grant
  • News : Individual budget pilots for disabled children to begin
  • News : Tell us what you think about Standards for medicines management
  • News : RCOG statement on FSA guidance on caffeine consumption during pregnancy
  • News : Nursery schools struggle with troubled and violent children
  • News : Sure Start success in helping children of poor families hailed
  • News : Fast track help for areas with most severe alcohol problems
  • News : Ofsted highlights nurseries divide
  • News : Councils lose judicial review against care fees hike
  • News : Getting a Life Newsletter - Autumn 2008
  • News : New workforce summaries available!
  • News : CWDC publishes qualifications list
  • News : Government and charities combine to continue improving child safety
  • News : Baby born after ovary transplant
  • News : Hughes asks Laming to review Climbie recommendations after Baby P convictions
  • News : Friday and Saturday night activites for young people arriving in your area soon
  • News : Frozen embryos' health benefit
  • News : Nine 'healthy towns' get £30m pot
  • News : Government must act on poor pay for early years workers
  • News : 'Sign up to sensible risk'. Councils across West adopt sensible approach to risk
  • News : Real Meals Cookbook Going to all Children's Centres
  • News : Article Defending the Government’s Position on Smacking
  • News : YoungMinds awarded £2.5 million to expand national advisory panel Very Important Kids
  • News : Indicators of a school’s contribution to well-being
  • News : Statement from Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families, Ed Balls concerning the case of Baby P and Haringey Local Authority
  • News : Ministers agree food colour ban
  • News : Youth chief body plans conferences
  • News : Balls calls in Hampshire DCS to oversee Haringey during urgent review
  • News : Depression more likely in young mothers, says study
  • News : Speech problems linked to genes
  • News : Review of safeguarding of children in Haringey
  • News : Young mothers' depression risk
  • News : Stamp out bullying of children with special educational needs and disabilities
  • News : Health of up to 84% of children with diabetes at risk at schools in England
  • News : Children's mental health and psychological well-being e-bulletin [Oct 2008 issue]
  • News : A new Act is born: Royal Assent for Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act
  • News : The shame of Britain's intolerance of children
  • News : Government launches fostering contract
  • News : Government tells services to engage with fathers
  • News : Who should be allowed to adopt?
  • News : £4.5 Million for Young Inspector Service
  • News : Obesity 'programmed before birth'
  • News : Maternity services 'account for half of NHS negligence claims'
  • News : How booze affects the young
  • News : Criminal Records Bureau checks
  • News : Ed Balls announces scope of Laming progress report on safeguarding
  • News : Pupils targeted in superbug fight
  • News : Chicks to give scientists clearer picture of fetal development
  • News : Young people to inspect youth services in multi-million pilot
  • News : Children's trust legislation: Safeguarding a priority
  • News : Child protection stifled by £30m computer system - report
  • News : National Reproductive Health Research Network
  • News : Early Years Professional Status (EYPS) takes to the road
  • News : Future generation of antibiotic users to be taught the dangers of inappropriate prescribing
  • News : Rapid care 'cuts baby's HIV risk'
  • News : Anti-social Behaviour Focus Newsletter
  • News : No easy fix: the effects of addiction on children and families
  • News : Hairspray linked to birth defect
  • News : Detention units 'fail on health'
  • News : Royal Colleges call for action on EWTD
  • News : Children and Young Person Act 2008 receives Royal Assent
  • News : More babies being born with Down's syndrome
  • News : Prisoners 'offered' IVF treatment
  • News : Children's Services: Child and adolescent mental health services contributions to area-based grant for 2009-10 and 2010-11
  • News : Recruitment for NMC Appointments Board and Midwifery Committee
  • News : Test to improve treatment of sick newborns
  • News : Number of Down’s births increase
  • Event : Sign up to help develop excellence in children's social care
  • News : Whooping cough vaccine call
  • News : Measles figures soar
  • News : London councils unite to support children and young people
  • News : Health professionals still at risk of bloodborne viruses through work
  • News : New online community launched for young activists
  • News : More staff training needed to promote breast feeding when babies leave neonatal care
  • News : Guidance gap hinders sufficiency assessments
  • News : Government 'to miss eCAF target'
  • News : Body to survey mental health
  • News : First wave of world-class places for young people to go
  • News : Luton Council failed boy in its care
  • News : Victim protection for forced marriages - new law comes into force
  • News : Doctors’ working patterns and views are key to success of NHS reorganisations
  • News : Statement from Secretary of State for Health Alan Johnson on the joint area review
  • News : Statement on safeguarding of children: Ed Balls
  • News : Sharon Shoesmith removed after 'devastating' inspection report
  • News : Baby P and the safeguarding of children in Haringey - Healthcare Commission comment
  • News : System Failing Children with Cancer
  • News : Caesarean increases asthma risk
  • News : One in ten children abused in UK
  • News : Carers given immediate protection against discrimination and harassment at work
  • News : RCPCH launches Child Maltreatment series with The Lancet
  • News : UNC study: parenting can override effect of genes in how babies respond to stress
  • News : New tool on the NHS website allows patients to rate the service they receive in hospitals
  • News : Ofsted to privatise early years
  • News : Children's services in the dark over final budgets
  • News : Children and young people's bills announced in Queen's Speech
  • News : Children not learning about disability in schools
  • News : DNA retention breaches children's rights
  • News : Adverts warn of cocaine dangers
  • News : GMC set to launch new doctor licensing system
  • News : Scottish employers warned over EWTD breaches
  • News : Top child doctor set to lead medical education
  • News : Keeping Scotland's children safe
  • News : Teachers demand HIV guidelines
  • News : It's not what the papers say, it's what they don't [about MMR vaccine]
  • News : Leadership scheme will tackle 'unique' trials for directors
  • News : Big drop in global measles cases
  • News : NHS Allocations
  • News : NHS bosses oppose election plan
  • News : Brain tests show child wealth gap
  • News : Poem published to mark NHS 60th
  • News : Stress hits even before pregnancy
  • News : NICE should expand its role to cover quality in the NHS, says Darzi
  • News : Abortion does not cause mental health problems, says large review
  • News : Leadership and management training will help third sector boost leadership skills
  • News : Big increase in home births across UK
  • News : Lady Allen of Hurtwood Trust - Travel Awards available
  • News : CDC News Digest - Autumn 2008
  • News : Regulator urges action to improve consistency of maternity services
  • News : Contraceptive Pill to be available without doctor's prescription
  • News : Pregnant exercise 'unsafe'
  • Report : Behind the headlines: Your guide to the science that makes the news
  • News : DH urges work on NHS informatics
  • News : Comply with NICE or pay, Care Quality Commission tells trusts
  • News : Baby protein 'could help bowels'
  • News : Patients take £7.6m a month out of NHS as they choose and book private sector treatment
  • News : Baroness Morgan vows to embed UN child rights charter in UK
  • News : IVF drugs 'increase risk of cancer of womb', study suggests
  • News : Condoms offered to schoolchildren as young as 13 in Manchester
  • News : Down's treatment before birth
  • News : Down's syndrome Q&A
  • News : Buggy study pushed too far
  • News : State of healthcare report released
  • News : Understanding parents and carers' views
  • News : CWDC welcomes vision for children and young people's workforce
  • News : Concern over poor health services for vulnerable children
  • News : Youth and childcare combine in LDA restructure
  • News : Weekend activities need structure, says youth chief
  • News : Barnardo's in record NHS contract
  • News : Unicef: Poorer children face 'double disadvantage' in early years
  • News : Welfare reforms seriously flawed
  • News : Nearly a quarter of four- and five-year-olds are obese
  • News : Approach to restraint of young people to be overhauled following independent review
  • News : Government to examine SEN service failures
  • News : Child Poverty in the North West: Speech by Beverley Hughes
  • News : Government to reform restraint on young people
  • News : Record MMR levels in Scotland
  • News : Children and Young People Now
  • News : Obesity 'set before age of five'
  • News : Genetics of obesity
  • News : Improving workforce is crucial to viability of Europe’s health services, commission says
  • News : Ed Balls appoints Peter Lewis as new Haringey children's director
  • News : DCSF announce new children's workforce partnership to drive strategy
  • News : Position statement: remote assessment and prescribing
  • News : RCM Seminar: Introducing the Health in Pregnancy Grant
  • News : Study finds new test highly effective in predicting the onset of preterm labour
  • News : Babies communicate from birth
  • News : MMR jab rates reach record levels
  • News : Baby milk that could prevent eczema
  • News : 'We want real contraceptive choices'
  • News : Home Office to take 'immediate' action on DNA database
  • News : Integrated Children's System a "burden" to social workers
  • News : Hughes complaint over low Unicef ranking for England
  • News : Action and Investment for children with SEN
  • News : Children admitted to hospital due to alcohol increasing
  • News : Making time for the children: one in four parents now put their family before work
  • News : Annual health check to be replaced with 'periodic reviews'
  • News : More beds, more midwives and stronger leadership needed at Milton Keynes maternity unit, says healthcare watchdog
  • News : Parliamentary joint committee to hold children's rights inquiry
  • News : Brook tackles end-of-year teen pregnancy rise
  • News : Midwifery research scores high in the RAE
  • News : Essex recruits 60 social workers after "inadequate" rating
  • News : Funding gap puts maternity reform at risk
  • News : Action for Children to launch first ad campaign on New Year's Day
  • News : Wealth gap in child critical care
  • News : German paediatricians want law changed to make it easier to report child abuse
  • News : Perinatal mortality in Netherlands third worst in Europe
  • News : Pill changes 'not the answer'
  • News : Review into the use of restraint calls for change
  • News : Prematurity 'can impair senses'
  • News : Clinical negligence fees set to soar
  • News : Alcohol 'toll on young soaring'
  • News : NHS 'not prepared for hours cut'
  • News : 'Youngest' baby has brain glue op
  • News : Byrne announces volunteer fund to link the generations
  • News : 'Child alcohol guide' for parents
  • News : Sector issues New Year resolutions for Children's Secretary
  • News : Government targets obesity rates
  • News : Warning over youth mental health
  • News : Monitoring mental health by text
  • News : Chlamydia tests offered in pubs
  • News : Virginity pledge ineffective against teen sex despite government funding, US study finds
  • News : Teen sport protects bones
  • News : Children keep weight gain
  • News : Best practices sought to tackle child poverty
  • News : Foster Carers who also provide childcare
  • News : Changing Children's Services: working and learning together
  • News : Childhood trauma and ME
  • News : 'Third-hand smoke' danger
  • News : Autism test 'could hit maths skills'
  • News : UK pinpointed for measles figures
  • News : Changes to the Children's Care, Learning and Development (CCLD) Apprenticeship Framework
  • News : Children 'desensitised' to sexual bullying and assault, survey finds
  • News : Childrens Hospices International 20th World Congress - Save the Dates and Call for Abstracts
  • News : New guidelines prioritise welfare of young asylum seekers
  • News : Almost £46 million for services for children, young people and families
  • News : Fertility treatment on the NHS is still a postcode lottery: research
  • News : Early Years Magazine
  • News : Review author defends his call for staff to be allowed to cause pain
  • News : CRB: Quarter of people know nothing of safeguarding agency
  • News : Date revealed for start of new vetting scheme
  • News : Westminster launches text service to help locate children's services
  • News : Councils fail to support nurseries
  • News : Government will hold 'dads' summit' to launch fathers campaign
  • News : More friends and emotional security - how northern children top the happiness league
  • News : Safeguarding inspections have 'a very short shelf life'
  • News : YJB chief John Drew outlines his plans for the future
  • News : Balls orders intensive training for children's services directors in wake of Baby P tragedy
  • News : Continued increase in measles cases
  • News : 'Many teen mums are just lonely'
  • News : Epidural risk lower than thought
  • News : Critically ill child care lacking
  • News : Government orders review of Doncaster's inadequate children's services
  • News : Water softener eczema relief hope
  • News : Breast cancer gene-free baby born
  • News : New leadership training for directors of children's services to start from this year
  • News : Children of poorer families face as big a hill as ever
  • News : Doctors push government for ring-fenced EWTD cash
  • News : EWTD vote raises pressure on trusts
  • News : Survey shows impact of recession on children's departments
  • News : Foyer launches two-year health project
  • News : White paper pledges extra cash for free childcare
  • News : Children at heart of New Opportunities white paper
  • News : The Children, Families and Maternity e-Bulletin [Jan 09
  • News : National Family Week 2009 25th to 31st May 2009
  • News : New information available on Transforming Community Services
  • News : No children's services in joint working scheme
  • News : All childcare workers may need A-level equivalent by 2015
  • News : Letter for Directors of Childrens' Services: Change4Life - The national movement to tackle childhood obesity
  • News : Primary care trusts lack the skills to implement Darzi reforms, say MPs
  • News : Local Authorities to bid for free school meal pilots
  • News : Epidurals 'safer' than thought
  • News : Health visitors can combat post-natal depression
  • News : Young people get £3.8 million sports boost
  • News : IVF hope after sperm test success
  • News : 'Needless' birth induction fears
  • News : Heart test aids newborn babies
  • News : Infection setback in prem babies
  • News : Aid for postnatal depression
  • News : Premature infection blow
  • News : Parents demand more male childcare workers
  • News : 'Drink link' to premature birth
  • News : £1.4m Programme to tackle child obesity launched - Mind, Exercise, Nutrition... Do It! (MEND) Programme
  • News : Concern over premature baby drugs
  • News : First NHS constitution launched
  • News : Nearly a quarter of communities could be failing children
  • News : Support for mothers-to-be smokers
  • News : Doubt over child steroid tactic
  • News : Pregnant drinking risks
  • News : NHS needs to fast track integrated care to survive credit contraction
  • News : Charity slams NHS bill of rights for ignoring children
  • News : Class "more critical than race" for disadvantaged children
  • News : Early years specialists to improve local authority services
  • News : Cash for child medicine research
  • News : Ministers consider plan to expand free childcare
  • News : First stages of ContactPoint activation starts
  • News : The picture of England's health
  • News : Alarm over security of children's database
  • News : Practitioners and service user leaders join Social Work Taskforce: DCSF announces full membership of taskforce
  • News : Childhood stress 'can damage immune system and long-term health'
  • News : Children's minister: call on schools to promote out of hours activities
  • News : Nearly 50,000 charities, voluntary groups and social enterprises have their say on public sector support
  • News : Five-point plan for alcohol-free childhood
  • News : Healthy Schools on NHS Choices website
  • News : Update on disabled children's national indicator
  • News : Information and advice services to face reforms
  • News : Change4Life launches largest ever children's health survey
  • News : Promoting the free entitlement to Pakistani and Bangladeshi parents
  • News : Department of Health welcomes the King's Fund report on new Centre of Excellence for workforce planning
  • News : Learn from banking crisis and stamp out competition in the NHS, says BMA chairman
  • News : Lasting effect of concussion
  • News : Too many children at risk in secure estate, Anne Owers says
  • News : Childhood in Britain 'ruined by lack of outdoor play and aggressive advertising'
  • News : Obama drops funding from bill, alarming family planning groups
  • News : Childcare strategy must serve older children
  • News : Pursuit of success harms children, finds childhood inquiry
  • News : Nursery health campaign extended to reach more parents
  • News : '1,000 more therapists' needed for children
  • News : Government urged to reform new inspection regime
  • News : Pregnant smokers 'fear criticism'
  • News : Children's Workforce Network eBulletin Issue 14
  • News : Consultation on the new draft Guidance on professional conduct for nursing and midwifery students
  • Report : Children, Young People and Alcohol: Advice and Information for Parents and Carers - Example
  • Report : Alcohol: Advice and Information Leaflet for Children and Young People - Example
  • News : Autism Bill
  • News : Supporting the Families of Young Disabled Children
  • News : Stockport Family Intervention Project - Invitation to submit an expression of interest
  • News : New smokefree campaign aimed at pregnant women
  • News : Children, Families and Maternity e-bulletin [Feb 09 issue
  • Report : Children, Families and Maternity e-bulletin - Issues from March 2005 onwards
  • News : Second edition of the Early Support Service Audit Tool published
  • News : Early Support in Wales
  • News : Transition High on the Agenda
  • News : Drinking too much water is bad during childbirth
  • News : National Paediatric Diabetes Survey
  • News : Agency publishes annual measles figures for 2008
  • News : Viewpoint: “Children should not be treated as criminals”, says Europe Commissioner
  • News : Learning recipes for life vital to beating obesity - Ed Balls
  • News : Alcohol limits for children
  • News : Sunlight and young bones
  • News : Test for postnatal depression
  • News : A good childhood - read the national press coverage online
  • News : Risks to pregnant women at work are small
  • News : Lack of health visitors puts a strain on GPs
  • News : Pregnancy risks for obese women
  • News : Maternity units 'shut to mothers'
  • News : NHS puts health messages on school computers
  • News : New Issue of NIH MedlinePlus Magazine
  • News : ContactPoint: practitioners harbour doubts
  • News : Obese mothers 'risk spina bifida'
  • News : Government wants more social enterprises to run children's services
  • News : DH & Cancer Research UK help schools get Sunsmart
  • News : Discovery of new cause for fractures among children who were adopted has "painful" lessons for doctors
  • Report : Women’s compliance with nutrition and lifestyle recommendations before pregnancy: general population cohort study
  • Report : Comparison of different strategies in prenatal screening for Down’s syndrome: cost effectiveness analysis of computer simulation
  • News : NHS needs to prepare for era of non-invasive fetal DNA tests
  • News : Teenage pregnancies, positive parenting, young fathers and incentives
  • News : Obesity 'is risk in pregnancy'
  • News : Test fertility as regularly as going to the dentist, women told
  • News : Teenagers 'should get a booster meningitis C vaccine'
  • News : Keeping Children Safe Bulletin: Issue six
  • News : Targeted child protection inspections
  • News : Cafcass receives fourth damning inspection in a year
  • News : Leeds says job cuts will not hit frontline children's services
  • News : Children are main victims of recession
  • News : Breastfed baby risk investigated
  • News : New cannabis campaign shows teenagers the uninvited side effects
  • News : Urgent action needed in light of Joseph Rowntree Foundation Research
  • News : Disabled children sue Corby Council over 'toxic fumes'
  • News : Apprenticeships, Skills, Children and Learning Bill [news release
  • News : Study highlights lack of awareness about TB in pregnancy
  • News : Heart disease linked to increase in maternal death in the UK
  • News : Child protection chaos feared
  • News : Health strategy waters down school nurse vow
  • News : Teens hold the key to quitting
  • News : NHS 'lacking' on child protection
  • News : Baby hip screening plan 'failing'
  • News : Children's Workforce Network (CWN) functional map
  • News : 'Inadequate' authority recruits senior staff to improve children's services
  • News : Hope over peanut allergy 'cure'
  • News : Second Baby P doctor is suspended
  • News : Girl, 14, burnt in tanning salon
  • News : Baby P: GSCC confirms interim suspensions for social workers
  • News : Children's Minister: £18 million to help keep children 'safe at home'
  • News : 'Cure for peanut allergies'
  • News : Third of young people have unprotected drunken sex
  • News : Warning over child ear infections
  • News : Third of smaller charities unaware of vetting scheme
  • News : Legal aid changes will focus help on most vulnerable families and children
  • News : Lessons learned from Scotland's damning care leavers report
  • News : Parents unaware of the affects of an unhealthy lifestyle
  • News : Childhood abuse can increase suicide risk
  • News : Autism-vaccine link rejected by US courts
  • News : Department of Health: Reform of the complaints system
  • News : Early Years Sector Specialists start work
  • News : Prison self-harm levels revealed
  • Presentation : Autism proposals to be unveiled
  • News : Leeds invests £2.1m in safeguarding
  • News : Lesbian couple win NHS baby case
  • News : Teen pregnancy rate increases for first time since 2002
  • News : Baby died after 'mother's kiss'
  • News : More cash for contraception
  • News : Vaccine pulled over bacteria fear
  • News : Charity criticises government child data guidance
  • News : Hackney appoints agency to promote youth services
  • News : Legislation for autistic children one step closer
  • News : Details of 1.1 million children stored on DNA database
  • News : Boy died of acne tablet reaction
  • News : The Childrens Society Magazine Spring 2009
  • News : Haringey dismisses calls for child protection scrutiny
  • News : Cold drugs 'do not work on children and can cause hallucinations'
  • News : Diet and exercise project for pregnancy
  • News : Designer baby row over US clinic
  • News : Fluoride will be added to water to reduce tooth decay
  • News : "Baby P effect" leads to independent guardian delays
  • News : LGA bids to lure back 5,000 retired children's social workers
  • News : Website to beat cyberbullying goes live
  • News : Health Minister announces £3.5million to strengthen child protection services
  • Report : New support package to reduce teen pregnancies
  • News : Government aim to recruit mid career social workers
  • News : Smacking as chastisement
  • News : Too quick to assume depression?
  • News : Stillbirth rate 'still too high'
  • News : Muscular Dystrophy Campaign raps NHS over equipment provision
  • News : 'Surgery for obese children'
  • News : Fathers still intimidated by early years settings
  • News : TV and asthma risk
  • News : Call for HIV laws to exempt children
  • News : Family Fund ready to help PCTs with their short breaks provision
  • News : Judgement on holiday entitlement could affect employers
  • News : NCT press statement - Epidural Births
  • News : Childrens Workforce Network eBulletin Issue 15
  • News : Vegetarians and birth defects
  • News : New workforce development helpline
  • News : TACT and Parents for Children
  • News : Councils awarded for child poverty work
  • News : RCM: Maternity support workers to become members of the RCM
  • News : Projects helping young people affected by alcohol misuse
  • News : Job opportunity: Project Lead - ‘PREview’ PROJECT: developing predictive tools for child health and well-being
  • News : Laming inquiry to be published on Thursday
  • News : Expert group to review nurse role
  • News : Why do teenagers sleep late?
  • News : World class commissioning for children and young people with speech, language and communications needs (SLCN): invitation to become a commissioning pathfinder
  • News : Future of nursing and midwifery - commission of experts to improve quality of patient care
  • News : World-class Commissioning for Children and Young People with Speech, Language and Communications Needs: Invitation to become a commissioning pathfinder
  • News : Early Years Magazine
  • News : Children's centres urged to start building
  • News : Government failing to protect asylum-seeking children
  • News : 'If mum drinks, baby drinks'
  • News : Children's Services Statistical Neighbour Benchmarking Tool
  • News : The Children, Families and Maternity e-Bulletin
  • News : Children's Mental Health and Psychological Wellbeing E-Bulletin
  • News : Invitation to Bid for Support from the Cross-Government Co-Location Fund
  • News : Lack of mental health support for young people
  • News : NSPCC calls for end to child protection legal loophole
  • News : YoungMinds: No support for most young people on waiting lists
  • News : 'Chocolate tax' to tackle obesity
  • News : Many premature pupils 'struggle'
  • News : Ed Balls outlines children's director leadership scheme
  • News : YJB report omits crucial data
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  • News : Action for Children seeks evidence base for early intervention
  • News : Government commitment to delivering Laming recommendations
  • News : More cash for knife crime prevention
  • News : Warning over child hospital care
  • News : New commission to help shape the future of midwifery and nursing
  • News : RCN and WellChild call for more Community Children's Nurses
  • News : BJOG release: Maternal methadone use and the consequences on baby
  • News : Wanted – innovative maternity units
  • News : Cervical screening age - experts to review evidence
  • News : NHS hospitals making mixed progress on meeting needs of children
  • News : Put child protection reforms into practice, says Laming
  • News : Joint working makes education suffer
  • News : Early year providers concerned about future
  • News : Early babies 'struggle at school'
  • News : Council unlawfully limiting services to disabled children
  • News : Baby bottle chemical is removed
  • News : MPs criticise lack of evidence in government’s health inequality strategy
  • News : £4m boost for 'P Plate' adult social workers
  • News : New agency for a new era in mental health
  • News : Ofsted: 40% of SCRs in past six months inadequate
  • News : Free gym classes for under-fives
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  • News : Collaboration on children’s health has some way to go, experts warn
  • News : Vetting and barring scheme faces more delays
  • News : Judge urges national eligibility guidelines for children's social care
  • News : Poll reveals young people with mental health problems still not getting support
  • News : Healthcare watchdog calls for action to improve specialist care at Birmingham children's hospital
  • News : Sir Paul Beresford MP: The key to child safety
  • News : Child Internet Safety
  • News : Regional children's commissioners to be piloted
  • News : Increase in midwife staffing levels
  • News : Comprehensive Area Assessment News
  • News : Recruitment body expresses concern over costs of new safeguarding authority
  • News : Girls to get morning after pill via text message
  • News : Opinion poll shows impact of Baby P case on protecting children
  • News : Vetting and Barring Scheme contact centre now live
  • News : 4Children launches 18-month inquiry into extended family
  • News : Prohibition for French teenagers as new laws approved to curb 'le binge drinking'
  • News : Anti-smoking ad 'scares children'
  • News : Health visitor role lost 'every 30 hours'
  • News : Merger creates largest guideline centre in UK
  • News : NHS Wales to implement c-section toolkit
  • News : NCT Welcomes the SACN findings on ‘Good Night’ milk products
  • Website : Care Quality Commission launches
  • News : Tests on recalled meningitis vaccine show no contamination
  • News : Children with autism face postcode lottery
  • News : Child diabetes cases on the rise
  • News : Wales teen abortions rising
  • News : Film warns Durham youngsters to butt out
  • News : Community Care monitors social work media coverage
  • News : Fewer than half child sex offenders jailed
  • News : Cartoons to identify autism
  • News : Infection link to leukaemia
  • News : UK teens 'binge drink'
  • News : Eating during labour
  • News : New IVF guidance
  • News : Healthy Lives, Brighter Futures: The strategy for children and young people’s health - Disabled children and safeguarding for all
  • News : Wigan Council reassures parents over child data theft
  • News : Schools urged to tackle homophobic bullying
  • News : More abused children need to be taken into care, says NSPCC head Andrew Flanagan
  • News : Baby bonus for mothers-to-be
  • News : Sedation 'link to birth defects'
  • News : Third of under-threes fed takeaways meals weekly
  • News : Lone parent policy reform 'successful'
  • News : Surrey loses bid to challenge Ofsted children's services rating
  • News : Boris launches multi-million pound Mayor's Fund
  • News : Members of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health call on the Chancellor to Keep the Promise
  • News : Vetting and barring: information for nurses, midwives and employers
  • News : Overweight NHS midwives targeted in new initiative
  • News : Better at Home Campaign goes to Parliament
  • News : Dementia 'clue' in the young
  • News : Babies at risk from vitamin E?
  • News : Obesity 'linked to ADHD'
  • News : Medical radiation examinations on women of child bearing age
  • News : Women stressed in pregnancy 'more likely to have children with asthma'
  • News : Pollution link with birth weight
  • News : Living with the legacy of care
  • News : Save the Children declares a ‘crisis for children’ in the UK
  • News : Bill must clarify responsibility for children's plans
  • News : Health Services Say 'You're Welcome' to Young People
  • News : Purnell: welfare reform is about putting families first
  • News : Inquiry into children's home sedative use ruled out
  • News : Home births 'as safe as hospital'
  • News : Alan Steer: Access to Camhs vital in tackling pupil misbehaviour
  • News : Midwife numbers 'to fall short'
  • News : Children's Services Statistical Neighbour Benchmarking Tool
  • News : An opportunity to shape the new programme to develop the young people's workforce
  • News : Harrow plans to roll out children's centre guide
  • News : Research to investigate future of midwifery education
  • News : RCOG statement on the paper on perinatal mortality and morbidity rates by de Jonge et al published in BJOG on 15 April 2009
  • News : Maternity services
  • News : Disability Knowledge Workshops
  • News : Councils face funding cuts for disabled children's breaks
  • News : Wales urged to set minimum allowance for foster carers
  • News : Fears grow over the sexualisation of young people
  • News : Hope for child cancer treatment
  • News : South Asian youths 'less active'
  • News : Safeguarding regulations to be delayed
  • News : Care children 'need pushy parent'
  • News : Pollution linked to smaller babies
  • News : Home birth 'safe as in hospital'
  • News : Early years investment needed to improve mental health
  • News : Baby resuscitation 'linked to IQ'
  • News : UK near bottom of child wellbeing table
  • News : The Children's Society responds to report on looked-after children
  • News : RCOG statement on maternal position during the first stage of labour
  • News : Budget round-up: what does it mean for the children's sector?
  • News : Ulcer gels warning for children
  • News : NHS maternity spending falls in first year of DH strategy for improving services
  • News : Restraint training needed for entire workforce
  • News : Project to ease adult transition
  • News : Tackling inequalities from the ground up
  • News : Harrow toolkit to identify trafficked children
  • News : New advice on oral salicylate gels in under 16s
  • News : Use of NHS Number in Social Care: Policy statement
  • News : Women value safety over choice
  • News : Milk protein clue to big babies
  • News : Children 'not exercising enough'
  • News : The Children's Society calls on Ministers to protect children from unfair treatment
  • News : Meningitis cases hit record low
  • News : TB vaccine enters new trial stage
  • News : Scotland praised for mental health investment
  • News : BMA sets out plans to tackle EWTD training challenge
  • News : Compulsory sex education plan
  • News : Save the Children urges government not to abandon child poverty pledge
  • News : Online joint practice tool for local services
  • News : Laming tells child protection managers to shield frontline
  • News : Breast milk battle
  • News : Bed sharing 'risks babies' lives'
  • News : Swine flu virus kills child in US
  • News : Equality and Human Rights Commission calls for radical approach to parental leave that gives mothers and fathers real choice
  • News : Children’s Charity ACT launches new guide to support the development of children’s palliative care services
  • News : Bill seeks to stop parents exploiting children in media
  • News : Call for health visitors to be based in children's centres
  • News : Campaign to stop to prevent child sexual abuse launched
  • News : EWTD The Academy of Medical Royal Colleges publishes chronology of interactions and output in relation to EWTD along with a statement from the AOMRC Trainee Group and correspondence from the AOMRC Patient Lay Group.
  • News : Centre to study health incentives
  • News : Call for local practice examples
  • News : Ending violence against women and girls - your voice counts
  • News : Poor sleep 'causes ADHD'
  • News : Call to increase child therapists
  • News : Babies to get new growth charts
  • News : Government names swine flu 'tsar'
  • News : Baby biscuits ditched over fats
  • News : Blind boy starts China treatment
  • News : UK young lack awareness on HIV
  • News : Child poverty: “the scar on Britain’s soul”
  • News : Morning sickness 'ups baby IQ'
  • News : Alan Johnson issues call to arms on children's asthma treatment - 10 years of progress on health inequalities.
  • News : Parent Know How Directory
  • News : The Children, Families and Maternity e-Bulletin
  • News : BBC NEWS: Infection killing cancer children
  • News : NSPCC Training - courses and resources for anyone working to safeguard children
  • News : Young People’s Workforce Graduate Recruitment Scheme
  • News : School health bill deemed 'unnecessary' by government
  • News : Leicestershire pupils given nicotine patches
  • News : Ministers 'missing the point' after they stall on funding
  • News : First frontline children's workers to start using contactpoint
  • News : Children's Workforce Network eBulletin Issue 16
  • News : Teens' TV exposure may be harbinger of future depression
  • News : Vaccine update – Hib booster campaign proves successful
  • News : Influenza pandemic: NMC position statement and general information
  • News : School nurses feeling the strain of public health demands
  • News : MHRA authorises temporary distribution of unlicensed medicine
  • News : Wales Rated Poorly on Preventing Childhood Accidents
  • News : European Working Time Directive Derogation
  • News : Folic acid cuts baby heart defects
  • News : South Asian children miss dentist
  • News : Asylum system fails vulnerable families
  • News : Task force demands ICS overhaul
  • News : Disability breaks website planned
  • News : Smoking gene link in pregnancy
  • News : New Every Child Matters website now live
  • News : New indicators will help drive quality improvement in the NHS
  • News : Ofsted questions accuracy of its own childminding figures
  • News : National Children’s Services Mapping (CSM) - Publication of 08/09 on-line data
  • News : National Children’s Services Mapping (CSM)- Introductory seminars in July for Local Authorities/Children’s Trusts
  • News : False abuse allegations to be wiped from workers' records
  • News : Department of Health/ NHS Information Centre publish new quality indicators for NHS
  • News : Sick Welsh babies' 'greater risk'
  • News : New health taskforce to spot signs of violence against women
  • News : Frank drugs campaign branded a waste of money
  • News : Measles outbreak 'worst in years'
  • News : Special educational needs Bill withdrawn
  • Method : Think tank calls for Kitemark for children's charities
  • News : Diet and mental health in teens
  • News : Diabetes in children 'to double'
  • News : ACT announces extra opportunity to apply for Children’s Palliative Care Training Grants
  • News : Children, Families and Maternity e-bulletin June 2009
  • News : myplace – Further £30 million for youth centres in deprived communities
  • News : Call to make MMR jab compulsory
  • News : Many autism cases 'undiagnosed'
  • News : Child accident prevention and risk management
  • Report : Evaluating Sure Start: Interprofessionalism and parental involvement in local programmes
  • News : Network of European midwifery regulators planned
  • News : NIHR HTA Research - Ibuprofen and paracetamol for fever in pre-school children
  • News : Ed Balls remains as Children's Secretary
  • News : Children's social workers struggle with high caseloads
  • News : WHO backs anti-diarrhoea vaccine
  • News : Sexual diseases in children rise
  • News : More premature babies surviving
  • News : Ed Balls: PCTs will be held to account over short breaks
  • News : Sex offender disclosure pilot
  • News : Drug habits see a 'major shift'
  • News : Local authorities let down young people with autism
  • News : Child carers 'without a voice'
  • News : Road particles pose 'higher risk'
  • News : Record number of young people in England treated for drug or alcohol problems
  • News : New hotline for carers launched
  • News : Midwifery and the Clinical Leaders Network
  • News : Child poverty campaigners seek changes to welfare bill
  • News : WHO recommends routine childhood rotavirus vaccination
  • News : Child car-seat warning to parents
  • News : Children's Rights Platform launched
  • News : Families rely on word-of-mouth for childcare information
  • News : Concerns over older mother trend
  • News : Government commitment on child poverty to be enshrined in law
  • News : Impact of maternal smoking during and after pregnancy on lung function of offspring in early adulthood
  • News : 'Urgent' birth care review needed
  • News : Computers pose injury risk to little ones
  • Report : The seven tenets to teen oral health
  • News : Multiple birth differences found
  • News : Parenting Academy will 'lose its way' if merged
  • News : More than half of schools fail to follow Soham guidelines
  • News : Chlamydia screening 'not working'
  • News : Government anti-poverty strategy to be informed by local pilots
  • News : Skin cancer on rise among 15-34s
  • News : Ennals calls on leaders to prevent undermining of reforms
  • News : London Assembly outlines measures to cut youth alcohol abuse
  • News : Concern over school medical care
  • News : Brook calls for postal chlamydia testing kits
  • News : The Big Lunch addresses social concerns affecting children
  • News : Call to ban child-in-car smoking
  • News : Binge-drinking adverts launched
  • News : Getting a Life
  • News : £1.4 million crackdown on teenage summer binge drinking
  • News : Welsh children's commissioner attacks care charge plans
  • News : NHS study reveals 70 avoidable child deaths
  • News : RCM responds to BMJ study on independent midwives
  • News : Impact of later maternal age
  • News : RCM condemns BNP claims
  • News : Roma children challenge ignorance by sharing their culture
  • News : Neonatal issues addressed in Welsh Assembly
  • News : Bliss launches new resource for parents
  • News : (MHRA press release) Infant medicine feeder delivers incorrect dose
  • News : Warning over car seats for babies
  • News : BBC: Stillbirths 'starting to fall'
  • News : CYPN: Petition to highlight child's view of domestic violence
  • News : BBC: Mum's mission
  • News : NHS Evidence: Sunbed risks for the young
  • News : HSJ: Children's mental health needs 'neglected'
  • News : CYPN: Home Secretary plans antisocial behaviour website
  • News : Community Care: CQC to assess impact of recession on quality of care
  • News : BBC: 'No proof' for filling baby teeth
  • News : BBC: Appendicitis urine test hope
  • News : CYPN: Tory plans to scrap ContactPoint will not delay rollout
  • News : Manchester scientists discover new link in childhood brain disease research
  • News : BBC: Premature births remain a mystery
  • News : No10: Awards recognise innovative health projects for kids
  • News : Health for Kids Awards: Speech by Gordon Brown
  • News : BBC: Teenagers 'lost' in health system
  • News : Health Workforce: Most trusts are compliant with EWTD
  • News : Children kept awake by sounds of domestic violence
  • News : CommunityCare: Safeguarding children boards struggle with 'inadequate' funds
  • News : Community Care: Most serious case reviews 'of limited benefit'
  • News : Healthy Care Newsletter June & July 2009
  • News : CYPN: Social workers' low morale puts children at risk
  • News : CYPN: Young people hail healthy takeaways to tackle obesity
  • News : Community Care: Third of children may be living with binge-drinking parents
  • News : NHS Choices: Early pregnancy complications
  • News : NHS Choices: Endometriosis and birth complications
  • News : BBC: "Twins' mothers 'need more advice'"
  • News : FCO: New guidance issued as reports of forced marriage increase
  • News : Intervention announced in Milton Keynes to improve Children’s Services
  • News : DH: Requirements to Support Research in the NHS
  • News : Audit Commission: Final adjustments made to CAA before December launch
  • News : BBC: Mother wins money back in NHS row
  • News : Community Care: Eleven Jersey child abuse cases dropped
  • News : Community Care: Balls announces £5m for children's communcication services
  • News : HSJ: Measles outbreak sparks vaccination appeal
  • News : CYPN: Youth project may have increased teenage pregnancies
  • News : UNICEF and partners showcase child and maternal health innovations
  • News : CYPN: CYP Now Awards entry deadline extended
  • News : Electronic Youth Policy Update eYPU Issue 260
  • News : HSJ: Cost of regulation merger reaches into millions
  • News : HSJ: Call for ambitious mental health targets
  • News : CYPN: Councils could avoid SEN duties
  • News : CYPN: Teachers need training to spot signs of mental illness
  • News : Community Care: Adass, LGA and charities lay out vision for mental health
  • News : DH: New help to tackle children’s communication problems
  • News : CYPN: Early years sector needs thousands more professionals
  • News : DCSF: First ever national statistics to measure school food take-up
  • News : BBC: 'Lower' Asian obesity threshold
  • News : NCT: Mothers' Worries about Breastfeeding in Public
  • News : Ofsted: Effective integration of Sure Start services has positive impact on children, parents and the community
  • News : BBC: Pain in childbirth 'a good thing'
  • News : CYPN: Sharp rise in number of adopted children returned to care
  • News : CYPN: Tories pledge to improve services for disabled children
  • News : Community Care: ADCS issues warning over blurred safeguarding accountability
  • News : CYPN: Disabled toddlers could benefit from court ruling
  • News : CWDC to take over safer recruitment training from 1 November 2009
  • News : Community Care: ADCS warning over Ofsted unannounced inspections
  • News : BBC: Obesity 'link to same-sex parent'
  • News : Sly children use dogs to fool exercise study
  • News : CYPN: School meals take-up fails to hit government target
  • News : CYPN: NHS sex pamphlet attracts negative media attention
  • News : Ofsted’s 2009/10 review of the framework for children and young people with special educational needs and/or disabilities
  • News : Young people launch mental health manifesto for change
  • News : Children, Families and Maternity e-bulletin July 2009
  • News : BBC: NHS 'risking repeat of Baby P'
  • News : CYPN: Child drug overdoses up 14 per cent in four years
  • News : CYPN: The NHS is hampering child health
  • News : CYPN: Sector raises fears over parental right to opt out of sex education
  • News : UNICEF honours midwifery programmes
  • News : Bliss launches Going Home Pack
  • News : BBC: Ready or not?
  • News : CQC: Regulator says NHS must do more to protect children from neglect and abuse
  • News : CYPN: Green paper due on early intervention
  • News : BBC: More Asian teens 'using steroids'
  • News : BBC: Abused children therapy 'lacking'
  • News : BBC: Swine flu pregnancy tips reissued
  • News : CYPN: Children still treated in adult psychiatric wards
  • News : RCOG/RCM advice on swine flu and pregnancy
  • News : CYPN: One in 20 child deaths preventable, figures reveal
  • News : Children’s Minister: Every local authority to receive financial boost for out of hours services
  • News : Royal Assent for Sexual Offences Bill
  • News : Health Minister opens new children’s mental health unit
  • News : CYPN: Charity pilots fathers programme in children's centres
  • News : CYPN: Poverty campaigners urge MPs to put pressure on government
  • News : Health Workforce: Royal Colleges call on health managers to take responsibility for safeguarding children
  • News : BBC: Follow-on milk ads 'misleading'
  • News : E-Health: Nintendo DS to offer diabetes care
  • News : CYPN:Councils not all ready for short breaks funding
  • News : BBC: Teenager in nicotine gum overdose
  • News : RCM:Not enough support for mothers who bottle-feed
  • News : Parental stress and child asthma
  • News : BBC: Study nails secret of child sleep
  • News : A test for premature birth?
  • News : 'Fat mums have fat daughters'
  • News : CYPN: Row persists over 'flawed' safeguarding checks
  • News : CYPN: Councils to expand Family Intervention Projects
  • News : CYPN: Online funding finder tool updated
  • News : DCSF: Integrated Children's System Improvement: Capital grant funding for 2009-10
  • News : CYPN: MPs to hold inquiry into Badman home education review
  • News : CYPN: Government to engage parents in underage drinking campaign
  • News : HSJ: Trust apologises over death of baby
  • News : BBC: Bottle-feeding support 'lacking'
  • News : BBC: Dairy for children 'extends life'
  • News : DH: NHS apprenticeships to boost jobs for young people
  • News : CP: Obesity in young children plateaus for now
  • News : CWDC, in conjunction with DCSF have launched updated CAF and lead professional guidance for practitioners and managers across the children's workforce
  • News : CYPN: Government sets out youth mental health service plans
  • News : BBC: 'Toxic' birth defects verdict due
  • News : RCM: Swine flu could affect home births
  • News : BBC: 'Don't tell women how to give birth'
  • News : NCT: Cow & Gate found guilty of misusing research to sell their brands of formula milks
  • News : Health Protection Agency advice on the use of Sunbeds
  • News : DCSF: Durham, Newham and Wolverhampton to pilot free school meals
  • News : Swine flu drugs for the pregnant
  • News : CYPN: Exclusions more likely for deprived children
  • News : Lancet: Child survival and IMCI: in need of sustained global support
  • News : DH: Awareness campaign launched as measles rises
  • News : CYPN: Select committee inquiry to examine Sure Start
  • News : BBC: Protein 'key to premature births'
  • News : UNICEF: Breastfeeding a crucial priority for child survival in emergencies
  • News : Ed Balls: New inspection focus on children with special educational needs and disabilities and greater appeal rights for parents
  • News : New inquiry into Sure Start Children's Centres
  • News : CYPN: Infant death rates still high in deprived areas
  • News : Times: Staying in education 'is a matter of life and death’
  • News : BBC: Boredom 'fuels teen alcohol use'
  • News : CYPN: Nurse home visits key to childhood asthma
  • News : BBC: Flu drugs 'unhelpful' in children
  • News : BBC: Equation 'to spot small placenta'
  • News : DH: Free online service helps first-time parents
  • News : Community Care: Staffordshire says new Ofsted regime is tough but fair
  • News : Children, Families and Maternity e-bulletin. August 2009
  • News : Community Care: Social work practice pilot will reward professionals
  • News : BBC: Family-friendly baby units urged
  • News : BBC: Surviving cancer ' baby impact'
  • News : BBC: Child headache burden uncovered
  • News : NHS Choices: Tamiflu for children questioned
  • News : Community Care: Audit Commission: Social care demand to rise further
  • News : DH: Pandemic vaccine priority for most at risk
  • News : BBC: Inside medicine: Breastfeeding lead midwife
  • News : ECPAT UK joins forces with The Body Shop UK in a new campaign to stop trafficking of children
  • News : CYPN: Council wins £500,000 for reducing number of Neets
  • News : CYPN: YOT praises restorative justice for huge re-offending drop
  • News : Community Care: Blackburn care trust plan wins council approval
  • News : BMJ: US children are not getting enough vitamin D, studies conclude
  • News : FSA: Agency advice on children's lunchboxes
  • News : Children's Workforce Network Bulletin 17
  • News : NCVYS launches Safe Systems safeguarding accreditation scheme
  • News : Healthy Care Newsletter July & August 2009
  • News : CYPN: Union calls for fast-track route in health visiting
  • News : NHS Choices: Folic acid debate continues
  • News : NHS Choices: Child leukaemia genes found
  • News : Community Care: DCSF reports reveal care drought for disabled children
  • News : Community Care: CWDC urges fostering services to access training funds
  • News : CWDC: Consultation on the statement for social workers in children and families services
  • News : Midwifery 2020 - Summer Newsletter
  • News : High Court decision confirms rights of disabled children
  • News : Children’s Minister: Building parents’ and carers’ confidence online with myguide
  • News : Unite calls for changes to school nurse and health visitor recruitment
  • News : Government survey shows majority of families with disabled children do not access care and family support services
  • News : NHS maternity services 'suffering from lack of board engagement'
  • News : DCSF appoint campaign company to head sexual health campaign
  • News : Lib Dems back full publication of most serious case reviews
  • News : Smoking in pregnancy figures going in wrong direction say midwives
  • News : Integrated Family Support Team Pioneering Areas Announced
  • News : BMJ: UK has more guidance on dealing with abandoned cars than abandoned babies, study finds
  • News : DH: Primary Care Trust Autumn Statements for Services for Disabled Children
  • News : CWDC: Specification for projections modelling for early years professional training 2009-2015
  • News : CYPN: £60m parents' directory hit by last-minute unrest
  • News : BBC: Sudden infant deaths 'tumbling'
  • News : NHS Choices: DNA swap for gene disorders
  • News : NHS Choices: Is type 1 diabetes seasonal?
  • News : CYPN: YOI sports project cuts reoffending to four per cent
  • News : Pioneering councils named to drive forward innovative Integrated Family Support Teams
  • News : Soft treatment for young criminals not working
  • News : Refreshing new website for CWDC
  • News : CommunityCare: Staff report safeguarding concerns to Ofsted hotline
  • News : Behind the headlines: More children taking obesity drugs
  • News : DCSF: Primary school children in deprived areas get free school lunches
  • News : Behind the headlines: Folic acid pregnancy warning
  • News : RoSPA re-issues baby bath seat advice following latest tragedy
  • News : BBC: Contraception myths 'widespread'
  • News : MIDIRS launches new maternity care website for student midwives
  • News : RCM: Labour drugs associated with drop in breastfeeding rates
  • News : Behind the headlines: Can brain training aid children?
  • News : BMA: Doctors call time on alcohol promotion
  • News : Think Family Grant: 2009-10
  • News : BBC: ADHD brain chemistry clue found
  • News : Troubled teens reveal social divide
  • News : Child Poverty National Knowledge Workshop: Speech by Stephen Timms
  • News : UNICEF: Worldwide deaths of children under five decline, continuing positive trend
  • News : Experts report rise in enquiries related to child poisonings
  • News : Kings Fund: Maternity units to be part of major new initiative to support safe services for mothers and babies
  • News : DH: New Smokefree Generation want parents to quit
  • News : BBC: School nurses 'overburdened'
  • News : DCSF: Tackling Youth Alcohol-related Disorder Grant: 2009-10
  • News : DCSF: National Sure Start Children's Centre Week: September 2009
  • News : No10: Government expands access to childcare
  • News : Behind the headlines: 'Brain chemical link' to ADHD
  • News : Behind the headlines: Nursery 'does not prevent asthma'
  • News : Healthy Schools: Minister announces health kick for Healthy Schools
  • News : NDS: New Rights for Families
  • News : CYPN: Children to lead disability project
  • News : Early intervention could save £486bn
  • News : DCSF: More support for schools to help tackle bullying of children with special educational needs and disabilities
  • News : HSJ: Spending on maternity 'now increasing'
  • News : BBC: Complication risk for older mums
  • News : Childrens Society: Four out of five children 'don't have good role models'
  • News : NIHR: Research investigates use of nasal steroids to treat glue ear in primary care
  • News : No10: Campaigning mums-to-be visit Number 10
  • News : BBC: Call to get tough on eating sites
  • News : Young Foundation: The forgotten parent?
  • News : CYPN: Focus must shift to parents to beat child poverty
  • News : BBC: NI child drug use 'highest in EU'
  • News : CommunityCare: Ofsted identifies safeguarding concerns at three councils
  • News : BBC: More premature babies being born
  • Report : NELM: Exposure to antiepileptic drugs during pregnancy linked to adverse outcomes
  • News : CWDC: Early Years Audit Tool to provide vital workforce data
  • News : BBC: Autism rates back MMR jab safety
  • News : CWDC: Peer support pilot programme for middle managers
  • News : CYPN: Sex education strategy should discuss pleasure
  • News : HSJ: Quality accounts: trusts to pick their own performance measures
  • News : CYPN: Ofsted urged to adapt children's centre inspection plans
  • News : Behind the headlines: Abortions and risks to future babies
  • News : Behind the headlines: MMR jab has not raised autism
  • News : BBC: Children are 'exercising less'
  • News : DH: Progress on Improving Maternity Services
  • News : BBC: Cancer jab 'unlikely' death cause
  • News : DH: HPV vaccine update
  • News : CYPN: Sex health clinics should offer young people alcohol advice
  • News : HSJ: Recession is no excuse to cut sexual health services, PCTs told
  • News : BBC: Cancer jab girl 'died of tumour'
  • News : BBC: Pregnant smoking 'psychosis link'
  • News : BBC: Wales plans child sunbed ban
  • News : BBC: Children's £288m health park plan
  • News : HSJ: Hospital mortality ratio wrangling ‘compromises confidence’
  • News : Behind the headlines: HPV vaccine in the clear
  • News : Behind the headlines: Most children 'not active enough'
  • News : Behind the headlines: Cold 'cuts baby brain damage'
  • News : Behind the headlines: Can sweets turn you sour?
  • News : Community Care: DCSF: Brown's 'teenage mum's' plan is youth housing pledge
  • News : CYPN: Laming to launch child protection training academy
  • News : COI: Nurses and Midwives will take centre stage in delivering tomorrow’s healthcare
  • News : Healthy Care Newsletter September 2009
  • News : Lancet: Nutrition in early life: a global priority
  • News : CYPN: Ofsted names 20 best schools in deprived areas
  • News : CYPN: Birmingham's children's social services 'not working'
  • News : NYA: Make children wear bike helmets, say A&E doctors
  • News : Children’s Mental Health and Psychological Well-Being E- Bulletin September/October 2009
  • News : HW: NHS scientists invited to apply for research grants to improve care for patients
  • News : Home Office: Criminal Records Bureau reduces fees
  • News : BBC: Asthma inhaler 'failing children'
  • News : BBC: Warning on liquorice in pregnancy
  • News : DCSF: Preferred candidate for post of Children’s Commissioner announced
  • News : RCM: Scottish government to pay for re-registration of midwives
  • News : DH: The Children, Families and Maternity e-Bulletin October 2009
  • News : HSJ: SHAs must assess delivery of maternity choice
  • News : CYPN: Fathers' group slates parent courses
  • News : BBC: 'Generational shift' in addiction
  • News : Behind the headlines: Breast milk ingredients and sleep
  • News : Behind the headlines: Child asthma pumps questioned
  • News : E-Health: ContactPoint roll out confirmed
  • News : BBC: Parents 'should supply alcohol'
  • News : BBC: Fat children 'don't want surgery'
  • News : CYPN: Tesco bans sales of energy drinks to young people
  • News : DCSF: Children’s Secretary: No regulation for reciprocal childcare between friends
  • News : Home Office: Improved safeguarding arrangements go live
  • News : CYPN: Union says 8,000 more health visitors are needed
  • News : Communitycare: Child neglect on the increase, says Action for Children
  • News : CYPN: Children's workers report lack of training on neglect
  • News : CWDC: Vetting and Barring Scheme
  • News : CYPN: Half of under-fives achieve 'good' development since EYFS
  • News : CYPN: PCTs compelled to reveal health visitor and caseload numbers
  • News : DH: Review of NHS children's services
  • News : NCB: Healthy Outlooks
  • News : BBC: Teen alcohol crackdown 'success'
  • News : BBC: Foetal kick charts 'inaccurate'
  • News : RCM: Big uptake of health in pregnancy grant
  • News : Children's Society: First UK study finds immigration detention seriously damages children’s physical and mental health
  • News : Bliss launches standards for neonatal care
  • News : RCM: New rules for expert witnesses
  • News : DCSF: New Communication Champion for children with speech, language and communication needs announced
  • News : UNICEF: Young people speak out at event focused on Child Participation
  • News : ECM: New Communication Champion for children with speech, language and communication needs announced
  • News : CYPN: Channel 4 series breached broadcasting code, says Ofcom
  • News : BMJ: College issues guidance on fabricated or induced illness after doctors lose confidence in its diagnosis
  • News : CYPN: NSPCC finds one in three young people feel emotional distress
  • News : RCN survey highlights health care staffing pressures
  • News : DCSF: Ed Balls launches new programme to help children who stammer
  • News : Dad Info: New ante-natal programme for dads launches
  • News : CYPN: Contraceptive use on the rise among young people
  • News : DH: Swine Flu vaccines start today
  • News : CYPN: PCTs fail to publish disabled children's services spending
  • News : Behing the headlines: Paracetamol affects childhood jabs
  • News : Behing the headlines: Cot death risk of shared sofa sleeping
  • News : Behing the headlines: Cancer from mother to child
  • News : DH: Immunisation Against Infectious Disease: The green book updated
  • News : CommunityCare: 'Radical change needed to protect frontline services'
  • News : Unicef: State of the World's Vaccines: Childhood immunization at record high
  • News : CYPN: Services still failing to reach disabled children
  • News : E-Health: Herefordshire joins NHS and council IT
  • News : BBC: New way to 'stop' premature birth
  • News : CYPN: Children more likely to be killed on the road in poor areas
  • News : DCSF: Ed Balls signals end to intervention in Bradford and Hackney. New group announced to promote Family Intervention Projects across the country
  • News : Behind the headlines: Child depression and TV
  • News : CYPN: Single parents of 10- and 11-year-olds must look for work
  • News : CommunityCare: Councils not using CAF because of increased referrals
  • News : BBC: HPV jab girls are 'sex cautious'
  • News : Behind the headlines: Down's syndrome trend examined
  • News : RCM: Many women still lack birth place choice
  • News : BMJ News: Doctors warn of dangers of allowing media access to reports in family court cases
  • News : RCM: Regional variations in caesarean rates alarming say midwives
  • News : Community Care: Social care highlights from the National Children and Adult Services Conference 2009
  • News : CYPN: Poverty targets ignore most at risk
  • News : HSJ: DH disputes maternity choice findings
  • News : DCSF: Children’s Minister: New online resources for up to 5 million mums, dads, carers and grandparents
  • News : CYPN: Young people deliver verdict on sexual health advice
  • News : RCM: Healthcare professional skin-colour issue inappropriate and offensive says RCM
  • News : NHS Institute: DQV launch c-section film on Health Exec TV
  • News : CYPN: Government urged to scrap 'flawed' Child Poverty Bill
  • News : BBC: Pregnant smokers lie about habit
  • News : CommunityCare: UKBA will now safeguard asylum children
  • News : ECP:Unemployment creates new child poverty crisis
  • News : CYPN:Young people who self-harm are critical of the way the NHS treats self-inflicted injuries, according to a survey by three youth charities
  • News : DH: When mums need help most
  • News : Children and Young Person’s Psychological Wellbeing and Mental Health National Support Team (NST)
  • News : RCOG release: RCOG issues new guidance on vitamin supplementation in pregnancy
  • News : DH: Child obesity ‘levelling off’
  • News : BBC: Call to improve sick-baby units
  • News : ECM: All young people to learn Personal Social Health and Economic (PSHE) education
  • News : BBC: Young 'must have swine flu jab'
  • News : CommunityCare: BASW brands integrated children's system a failure
  • News : CWDC: Dawn Primarolo launches Young People's Workforce Reform Programme
  • News : ECM: New Child Poverty Family Intervention Projects to support vulnerable children
  • News : CYPN: Children want say in social work
  • News : CYPN: Children with complex needs are to receive individual health plans
  • News : CYPN: Teenagers are using cannabis less but drinking more
  • News : CYPN: NSPCC confirms job losses
  • News : Teachernet: The really good school dinner [Campaign]
  • News : Behind the headlines: Pregnant smoking linked to child tantrums
  • News : DCSF: Contactpoint to start national rollout
  • News : DCSF: Children’s Minister: ‘Think Family’ to support vulnerable children
  • News : BBC: Teenage obesity link to future MS
  • News : BBC: Report dismays breastmilk lobby
  • News : BMJ: Reassure pregnant women over swine flu vaccine, health officials urge
  • News : CYPN: ChildLine reports rise in calls about female sexual abuse
  • News : CYPN: Ofsted to revise children's inspection frameworks
  • News : DCSF: Dawn Primarolo: Areas must continue to reduce Teenage Pregnancy rates further
  • News : DCSF: Smarter and stronger sentences for youth crime
  • News : Behind the headlines: Full-fat milk 'link to BMI'
  • News : BBC: Chlamydia testing 'wasted money'
  • News : BMJ: Relatively high infant mortality in US is due to number of preterm births, report says
  • News : Community Care: Ofsted to revise children's inspection frameworks
  • News : CYPN: Loss of vouchers will cause parents to leave work
  • News : YJB calls for resolution on funding social workers in young Offender institutions (YOIs)
  • News : DH: Health Act 2009 receives royal assent
  • News : DCSF: New and improved guidance for schools sends out a clear message about the dangers of drugs and alcohol
  • News : DCSF: Ed Balls: Put children and young people at the heart of the care system
  • News : BBC: Thyroid 'risk from pre-eclampsia'
  • News : DCSF: Children's Minister launches action plan to address children's rights
  • News : Behind the headlines: Pre-eclampsia linked to thyroid
  • News : BBC: 'No home smoking rise' after ban
  • News : CYPN: Young people shown graphic images to deter knife crime
  • News : RCM:Banding of MSWs must reflect their role
  • News : CLS: Kohort Autumn 2009
  • News : DH: Children’s Cancer Measures for the Manual for Cancer Services
  • News : DH: Every Step of the Way: Planning the journey for life-limited children - Speech by Phil Hope
  • News : CommunityCare: Ofsted rejects 'tick-box' view of caseload limits
  • News : LGA: Challenges remain in social work retention and recruitment
  • News : RCM: New whistleblowing guidance
  • News : BMJ: Plans stall on allowing media access to medical reports in family court cases
  • News : CYPN: Wales criticised for lack of child mental health support
  • News : BBC: Flu in kids 'higher than thought'
  • News : DCSF: Ministers intervene to improve Cornwall’s children’s services
  • News : HPA: 10 years of meningitis C vaccine: outstanding health protection measure of the past decade
  • News : BBC: Dirt can be good for children, say scientists
  • News : CYPN: Council to launch homecare service for disabled children
  • News : BBC: Maternity services 'at critical point', midwives say
  • News : BBC: Protein level could aid ectopic pregnancy test - study
  • News : CYPN: Trial helpline for parents not receiving enough referrals
  • News : CYPN: Child poverty bill breaches human rights, say MPs
  • News : HSJ: Tories pledge maternity support
  • News : BBC: Maternity services 'at key point'
  • News : Child Health: Speech by Dawn Primarolo
  • News : DT: An innovative online game to help reduce the number of children killed and injured on Britain's roads was launched today by Road Safety Minister Paul Clark.
  • News : DH: Healthcare professionals to give families a healthy Start4Life
  • News : Community Care: Aynsley-Green: Invest more in children's services MPs and Lords criticise Ed Balls for failure on children's rights
  • News : CYPN: Not enough doctors in joint working safeguarding training
  • News : Big drop in first-time young offenders
  • News : BBC: Young urged to discuss safe sex
  • News : CYPN: Churches fail to adequately safeguard children
  • News : NMC: European midwifery regulators strengthen co-operation at a second summit
  • News : RCM: Senior midwives report falling budgets
  • News : NIHR: New Manchester research unit to test medicines for children
  • News : Guardian: Stable relationships are key to tackling family breakdown, says Ed Balls
  • News : DH: Safeguarding Children and Primary Medical Care
  • News : HWB: Society of Radiographers warns of severe shortage of sonographers
  • News : HWB: Midwifery units still understaffed, says Royal College of Midwives
  • News : Welsh assembly: Wales leads the way in helping make children‘s rights a reality
  • News : DH: The Children, Families and Maternity e-Bulletin December 2009
  • News : BBC: Doulas: holding hands or stepping on toes?
  • News : Doubling investment in maternal health would "transform the future of developing nations"
  • News : DCSF: Dawn Primarolo: Children’s Services a priority - further action to improve areas of concern
  • News : Midwifery 2020 Issue 3
  • News : DH: Breastfeeding campaign launches
  • News : DH: PCT funding allocations for child death reviews
  • News : CWDC gives more money to fund health and social care NVQs
  • News : CYPN: Bluetooth van used to promote chlamydia tests
  • News : BBC: Gene flaw 'causes child obesity'
  • News : BBC: Boy wins vitamin D campaign
  • News : BBC: Test 'reduces birth false alarms'
  • News : DH: Health services join the fight against youth crime
  • News : CYPN: Mental health strategy to improve transition services for young
  • News : DCSF: £165,000 for nationwide bone marrow donation project
  • News : BBC: Disarray over child flu jab plan
  • News : DH: Swine Flu Vaccinations for under fives to start before Christmas
  • News : DCSF: Child protection is a top priority
  • News : RCN calls for an end to the detention of immigrant children
  • News : BBC: Major child cancer trial launched
  • News : BBC: Many starting school 'overweight'
  • News : Communitycare: Alistair Darling signals cuts in children's services funding
  • News : DH: New report backs evidence that rise in child obesity has levelled off
  • News : RCM: Bereaved parents not being given choice to see their baby
  • News : RCM: NHS East of England normal birth campaign
  • News : CommunityCare: Tool to gauge children's experiences of mental health services
  • News : EDCM: Council for Disabled Children to research participation
  • News : NMC Head of Midwifery: Nurses and midwives advised to follow DH guidelines to support the vaccination of pregnant women
  • News : BBC: Over-the-counter pill for girls
  • News : HWB: Changes announced to medical posts on shortage occupation list
  • News : DCSF: Chief adviser publishes report on government’s vetting and barring scheme
  • News : BMJ: Dutch law leads to confusion over when to use life ending treatment in suffering newborns
  • News : DCSF: Government response to the Teenage Pregnancy Independent Advisory Group's sixth annual report
  • News : DCSF: Increase in parental satisfaction with services for their disabled children
  • News : CYPN: Teen pregnancy advisory group calls for radical thinking
  • News : CWDC takes on parenting programme work from National Academy for Parenting Practitioners
  • News : ECM: Children's Plan Two Years On: Next steps to achieve outstanding children's services
  • News : BBC: Class divide 'in child obesity'
  • News : RCM: Midwifery leadership programmes
  • News : DCSF: £31m to build new youth facilities in the most deprived areas
  • News : BBC: Lax parents 'fuel binge drinking'
  • News : HSE: School fruit and vegetables tested for pesticide residues
  • News : RoSPA: Address flat-screen safety before accidents rise
  • News : EDCM: Lamb Inquiry: disabled children's 'core offer' should be extended to schools
  • News : MHRA: Precautionary alert on traces of contaminant in teething gel
  • News : CYPN: Teen mental health problems could be in decline
  • News : CommunityCare: London's domestic violence matrix model
  • News : CYPN: Safeguarding unit to improve serious case review work
  • News : CommunityCare: Spring 2010 deadline for training SCR chairs
  • News : BBC: Branch clue to child bone secrets
  • News : BBC: Parents 'misled' by food labels
  • News : ECM: Working Together to Safeguard Children, Chapter 8: Serious Case Reviews
  • News : BBC: Fears over child fitness levels
  • News : DH: Families Urged to Bring Back the Christmas Day Walk
  • News : BBC: Low hormones 'make birth harder'
  • News : Discovery e-newsletter January 2009
  • News : BBC: Girl not forced to have vaccine
  • News : BBC: Children's alcohol risks warning
  • News : DCSF: One in three parents do not talk to their children about the risks associated with drinking alcohol
  • News : BBC: Children more likely to catch swine flu, study suggests
  • News : SWPHO: Healthy Weight for Children Hub monthly e-newsletter: Bumper issue: December 2009
  • News : HPA: Three children die with suspected meningitis in Suffolk
  • News : BBC: Late-night teens 'face greater depression risk'
  • News : DH: New campaign launches to give families a healthier Start4Life
  • News : Telegraph: Pupils to get parenting lessons, aged 14
  • News : BBC: Tories promise childbirth choices
  • News : Shift: Help change the way mental health appears on TV
  • News : CYPN: Council safeguarding training praised by Ofsted inspectors
  • News : CYPN: Politicians and media encourage youth crime 'fear factory'
  • News : DCSF: £12.5 million extra help for childcare for disabled children
  • News : ECM: Raising the profile of families and family services: National Family Week 2010
  • News : CYPN: Drop in school meal price would increase healthy eating
  • News : DCSF: New survey data on perceptions of anti-social behaviour published
  • News : CYPN: BBC Children in Need launches funding scheme
  • News : CYPN: DCSF cuts will target field forces
  • News : HSJ: PCTs falling behind on maternity access
  • News : NTNU: Breastfeeding is not as beneficial as once thought
  • News : E-Health: Device helps kids eat less more slowly
  • News : CYPN: Dieting teenagers may risk bone health
  • News : DCSF: Government sets out vision for high-quality child mental health services
  • News : BBC: Heart operation using MRI is world first
  • News : UNICEF UK launches Child Friendly Communities initiative
  • News : DH: The Children, Families and Maternity e-Bulletin January 2010
  • News : ECM: Sure Start Children's Centres and Early Years are key partners for 2010 in the BBC Learning Dig In campaign
  • News : DH: New campaign encourages under-25s to say “yes” to chlamydia tests
  • Event : Bliss study days 2010: Delivering family-centred care: effective interventions for communication, information and support
  • News : CYPN: MP says vetting changes needed
  • News : CYPN: Council cuts loom over teen pregnancy services
  • News : BBC: Healthy lunchboxes are 'a rarity'
  • News : BBC: Comics warn of child alcohol risk
  • News : DH: Government backs sunbed ban
  • News : HealthInsider: ICO spells out £500,000 penalty plans
  • News : DCSF: Aiming high for disabled children - Updated
  • News : BBC: Call for maternity care reform
  • News : NMC: Scoping the regulation of health care support workers
  • News : RCM: Maternal obesity warnings
  • News : RCM: Medical indication only = caesarean
  • News : CommunityCare: Safeguarding boards: Most SCRs adequate, reports Ofsted
  • News : Vetting and Barring Scheme (VBS) events registration launched
  • News : DH: Children to be offered better protection against disease
  • News : CommunityCare: Conservatives would publish serious case reviews in full
  • News : BBC: Child drug errors 'too frequent'
  • News : CYPN: Children and families bill offers councils get-out clause over ill pupils' education
  • News : CYPN: CAMHS must target children in care
  • News : CYPN: Government launches guide for all new fathers
  • News : DCSF: Government sets out new package of measures to help the 21st century family
  • News : ECM: Disadvantaged communities to receive more support with expansion of Family Intervention Projects
  • News : BBC: Rickets comeback vitamin plea
  • News : CYPN: Nursery food campaign asks parents to expose poor practice
  • News : HSJ: Fears over staff vetting and barring scheme
  • News : E-Health: ContactPoint 'suffers security breaches'
  • News : BMJ: Quality measures need to be developed carefully to avoid being misinterpreted
  • News : CYPN: Parents rate substance abuse as top concern for children
  • News : CYPN: Campaigners praise expansion of disability key workers
  • News : Imperial: Mixed-handed children more likely to have mental health, language and scholastic problems, say researchers
  • News : DCSF: Ed Balls launches 21st century sex and relationship education
  • News : BBC: Smoke 'harms baby blood pressure'
  • News : CYPN: Integrated working is threatening to dilute specialist expertise, warns report
  • News : CYPN: Annual average child spend revealed
  • News : DH: Funding boost to get kids walking to school
  • News : BBC: C-sections 'do not harm feeding'
  • News : RCN calls for better prevention of chlamydia
  • News : DH: Legislation on Hospital Environments for Young Mental Health Patients
  • News : CWDC: New report reveals estimated six million workers supporting the country’s young people
  • News : CYPN: Extended services need more support to reach disadvantaged
  • News : Home Office: New powers to tackle teen drinking come into force
  • News : CYPN: Teen parents left waiting on PM's housing pledge
  • News : CYPN: Service chiefs lack faith in Ofsted
  • News : HPA: Scientists issue comprehensive report into health effects of ultrasound
  • News : BBC: Pregnancy brain lapses 'a myth'
  • News : BBC: Internet use linked to depression
  • News : BBC: 'Souvenir' baby scan safety fears
  • News : CYPN: Inequality gap widens for health of under-fives
  • News : RCN: Invest in family nurse partnerships
  • News : DH: The Children, Families and Maternity e-Bulletin February 2010
  • News : BBC: Artificial pancreas hope for children with diabetes
  • News : CommunityCare: Government admits SCR action plans should be public
  • News : ScienceDaily: Effectiveness of Asthma Relief Inhalers: Discovery Opens New Avenues for Treatment of Poorly Controlled Asthma
  • News : DCSF: Thousands more to benefit from free school meals
  • News : BJM: Australian researchers claim home birth increases risk of babies dying
  • News : CYPN: Parents of disabled children lack mental health support
  • News : Nature: Destroying newborn blood samples threatens birth defect research
  • News : Nature: New retrospective analysis of drugs gives pregnant pause
  • News : Cabinet Office: Young people challenged to get involved – “Tell us what you want”, says Minister
  • News : BBC: Unplanned pregnancy warning to older women over 35
  • News : CYPN: CWDC abandons apprentice plan
  • News : CYPN: Lack of job security risks driving away good staff
  • News : CYPN: Short breaks provision saves £174m
  • News : CYPN: Quarter of emergency diabetes cases are young people
  • News : CYPN: Depression during pregnancy linked to violence in children
  • News : CYPN: Better child-diabetes care urged
  • News : BBC: Premature birth gene clue found
  • News : CYPN: PCT to set up sexual health clinics in secondary schools
  • News : NHS Choices: Diabetes treatment trialled
  • News : Ed Balls: All local authorities should provide short breaks for parents and carers who care for disabled children
  • News : BBC: Eye worries for young diabetics
  • News : Workforce Bulletin: Job losses threatened by strategic health authorities
  • News : DH: Introduction of Prevenar 13 into the Childhood Immunisation Programme
  • News : BBC: First Lady tackles child obesity
  • News : ECM: Internet safety campaign launched showing parents how to keep children safe
  • News : NHS Choices: Concern over 'third-hand smoke'
  • News : NHS Choices: Mother's age 'affects autism risk'
  • News : BBC: Grandparents 'boost obesity risk'
  • News : BBC: Obesity 'set' before age of two
  • News : RCN: Invest in school nurses to tackle obesity
  • News : CommunityCare: Court rules fair trial not possible on past child abuse claim
  • News : RCM: CS rates rise in Wales
  • News : RCM: Call for improved communication between maternity and social services
  • News : DCSF: School Food Trust survey shows that more children are eating their greens at school
  • News : CYPN: Bed days on rise in CAMHS wards
  • News : CYPN: Experts call for legal highs guidance
  • News : CommunityCare: ICS not coping with family assessments
  • News : DCSF: Half-term crackdown on underage drinking
  • News : BBC: Diabetes danger of South Asian youngsters
  • News : DCSF: New measures to tackle underage drinking
  • News : DCSF: Raising awareness of child-safety issues
  • News : BBC: Children 'missing out on sleep' Newsround finds
  • News : HSJ: DH takes hold of death ratio debate
  • News : HSJ: CQC fears over mental health safeguards
  • News : CYPN: Judge overturns ruling on benefits for disabled toddlers
  • News : BAAF: Research with young people reveals alarming numbers of ‘invisible children’ and their anxieties
  • News : BBC Newsbeat: Eating disorders 'starting at a younger age'
  • News : DCSF: 56 local areas to become pathfinders for nursery funding system
  • News : BBC: Teenage pregnancy rate falls
  • News : ePolitix.com: Children 'over-exposed to sexual imagery'
  • News : Home Office: Review into sexualisation of young people published
  • News : DCSF: Ed Balls and Diana Johnson launch action plan on special educational needs
  • News : DCSF: Teenage pregnancies fall to lowest rate for over 20 years
  • News : BBC: Obese children show signs of heart disease
  • News : DH: Over 1 in 5 blame beer pressure for drinking more
  • News : Channel 4 News: Guidelines for at-risk children 'ignored'
  • News : DCSF: Response to Dr Linda Papadopoulos’ independent review into the sexualisation of young people published by the Home Office
  • News : CYPN: Children's centres could be closed to boost efficiency
  • News : DCSF: More support and new centre for children who stammer
  • News : DH: Call for nurses, midwives and health service boards to restate their commitment to high quality care
  • News : DCSF: Inactive children get help to move more
  • News : Home Office: Protecting children: child sex offender disclosure scheme – start of nationwide roll out
  • News : BBC: Newborn baby transfers 'unnecessary'
  • News : DCSF: Teachers to lead the way in preventing violence against women and girls
  • News : HWB: Many junior doctors still working excessive hours, says the BMA
  • News : DH: Inactive children get help to move more
  • News : DH: The Children, Families and Maternity e-Bulletin March 2010
  • News : DH: Public Health Observatories mark 10th anniversary
  • News : NHS Choices: Care for baby brain bleeds
  • News : RCM: NICE guidelines on stillbirth to be clarified
  • News : RCM: Formula milk banned from TV programmes
  • News : CommunityCare: Scrap Laming's social work assessment plans, says LGA
  • News : DH: NHS better equipped to tackle local health inequalities
  • News : RCM: Concerns over unlawful cord blood collection
  • News : Getting a Life E-Newsletter
  • News : NICE: Trusts urged to follow NICE guidance to cut health inequalities
  • News : BBC: Cases of young people self-harming rise by 50%
  • News : SFH: New National Occupational Standards for psychological therapies
  • News : Bliss: Welsh Inquiry into neonatal care
  • News : BMJ: Taxing junk food improves health outcomes, study finds
  • News : BBC: Gum disease 'link' to early birth
  • News : RCM: Maternity matters and the future of maternity services
  • News : Healthy Schools: School’s anti-smoking films prove a cut above the rest
  • News : CYPN: Call to improve sector's use of CAF
  • News : CYPN: Think Family initiative is bogged down by a lack of joint working
  • News : RCN: Survey on performance management in nursing and midwifery
  • News : BBC: 'Too many' baby hip cases ignored
  • News : BBC: Sleep lessons could cheer up grumpy teenagers say experts
  • News : CYPN: Sure Start dubbed 'a great achievement'
  • News : CWDC calls on volunteers and professionals to work together for children
  • News : CWDC: Third sector young people's workforce to benefit from ground breaking investment in training and capacity building
  • News : CYPN: Families of disabled children need better support
  • News : CYPN: Government pledges £23m to improve child protection
  • News : BBC: Maternity services for obese women 'not good enough'
  • News : BBC: Infection warning on child deaths
  • News : CYPN: Welsh Assembly grants £2m for gyspy and traveller sites to tackle child mortality
  • News : CYPN: Scottish youth call for end to alcohol advertising in public places
  • News : DCSF: No regulation for unpaid childcare arrangements between friends
  • News : DCSF: Ed Balls confirms Serious Case Review executive summaries should be clearer
  • News : DH: NHS Staff Survey results are the best ever
  • News : DH: Competition to get school children involved in healthcare science
  • News : RCM: More guidance needed on the care of obese pregnant women
  • News : RCM: Legal right to choose place of birth
  • News : RCM: Parental pressures highlighted in NCT’s new manifesto
  • News : NIE: Health Minister launches new directory of services for survivors of sexual violence and abuse
  • News : RCPsych comments on websites which feature images promoting self-harm
  • News : CWDC: Promoting equality
  • News : CWDC: Disability and SEN eBulletin, issue 2
  • News : GPs demand better psychological therapy services
  • News : BBC: 200 baby deaths 'each year in NI', says new report
  • News : Children's Society: Almost two in every 100 children run away from home in the North East
  • News : CWDC refreshes common core of skills and knowledge
  • News : Ed Balls: Parents of disabled children to have stronger, more coherent voice
  • News : NICE weight management in pregnancy guidance to help tackle rise in maternal obesity
  • News : CYPN: Baby deaths as a result of abuse rise since Baby P
  • News : CYPN: Councils expected to consult three-year-olds on childcare
  • News : CYPN: Asylum-seeking children 'denied basic rights'
  • News : CWDC: £3.3 million boost for the skills of the young people's workforce
  • News : BBC: Doctors urge full car smoking ban
  • News : DWP: Extra help for families in poverty
  • News : Darling: Child poverty strategy focuses on parents in work
  • News : CYPN: Better joint working to tackle domestic abuse could save £740m a year
  • News : British Journal of Wellbeing
  • News : BBC: North America baby slings recall
  • News : DCSF: Flexible grant for better integrated services for children
  • News : DCSF: Consultation on Extending the Eligibility of Free School Meals
  • News : CYPN: Special needs test case goes before Supreme Court
  • News : DH: Teenagers in the dark on diseases
  • News : RCGP: GPs demand better psychological therapy services
  • News : CYPN: 'Grey area' of Sure Start funding unacceptable, MPs say
  • News : CYPN: Funding cuts mean nurses are missing out on child protection training
  • News : DCSF: Government to ban smacking for anyone working with children outside the family
  • News : CYPN: Children's trusts and government urged to redouble efforts to gather evidence
  • News : HSJ: New body to improve NHS workforce planning
  • News : CWDC: Listening makes all the difference
  • News : CYPN: Government seeks 'mutual federations' to take over Sure Start centres
  • News : HSJ: NHS North West urged to be ‘proactive’ about performance improvement
  • News : NMC investigating how best to tackle cases of suspected systematic failure
  • News : NMC: Changes to standards for prescribing of unlicensed medicine by nurse and midwife independent prescribers
  • News : RCM: Northern Ireland’s first midwifery-led unit opens
  • News : RCOG calls on the next government to renew focus on providing safe and good quality care in women’s health
  • News : Skills for Health warns of emerging skills gaps
  • News : Children, Families and Maternity e-bulletin - April 2010
  • News : CYPN: Ombudsman finds failed age-assessment denied 15-year-old asylum-seeker appropriate care
  • News : BBC: A new seatbelt 'harness' could help pregnant women
  • News : BBC: Pregnancy exercise 'slims babies'
  • News : CYPN: Calls for urgent changes to hospital mental health care
  • News : CYPN: Young people unaware of measles, mumps and rubella risk
  • News : CYPN: Wales to revise 'ineffective' serious case review system
  • News : DH: Learning Disabilities Confidential Inquiry and Public Health Observatory: Announcement of contract awards
  • News : DH: One Year On: Healthy lives, brighter futures - The strategy for children and young people’s health
  • News : NTST: Innovation and Outcomes Fund
  • News : HW: Higher rates of sick leave in junior doctors since working directive introduced
  • News : CYPN: Child abduction alert service set for May launch
  • News : CYPN: Young are opposed to web advice
  • News : Imperial: Gene provides a link between lower birth weight and type 2 diabetes
  • News : RCN welcomes children’s palliative care funding
  • News : CYPN: Children in Trouble pilots highlight areas for improvement
  • News : NICE launches guidance webpage for patients and the public
  • News : CYPN: Under-18s to be banned from using sunbeds
  • News : BBC: Web child health advice 'wrong'
  • News : CYPN: Young people urged to have chlamydia test after every new sexual partner
  • News : CYPN: Laming defends children's trusts
  • News : BBC: Preventable child illness reaches 'epidemic' levels
  • News : BMJ: Doctors in shaken baby syndrome case are accused of "scientific prejudice"
  • News : RCM: Planned review of NI maternity services
  • News : CYPN: Nurseries failing to give children a balanced diet
  • News : HSJ: Dearth of NHS performance data threatens quality improvement
  • News : HSJ: CQC powers weakened
  • News : BBC: Video games 'hardly affect sleep'
  • News : CYPN: Wales proposes tobacco restrictions to combat smoking among young people
  • News : BBC: Fatherly chats 'can stop smoking'
  • News : CYPN: Study findings show CAF engagement must improve
  • News : RCN: Nominate a nursing product for an award
  • News : CYPN: Secure units miss deadline to have restraint minimisation strategy in place
  • News : BBC: NHS care record roll-out halted
  • News : CYPN: A fifth of teenage drinkers are never asked for ID
  • News : CommunityCare: LSCB accused of watering down serious case review
  • News : BBC: Rewards 'work like drugs' in ADHD
  • News : CYPN: Number of children on protection register in Northern Ireland jumps 20 per cent
  • News : RCM: 'Surprising' fall in maternal mortality rates worldwide
  • News : RCM: Weight loss surgery lowers risk of hypertensive disorders in pregnancy
  • News : BBC: Oliver to fund healthy school meals
  • News : CYPN: Councils face surge in child protection demands
  • News : CYPN: Counselling left in dire condition, according to Youth Access study
  • News : CYPN: PCTs slam NHS health visitor data
  • News : CYPN: Vulnerable mums project expands
  • News : CYPN: Family nurse partnerships put under threat from budget cuts
  • News : BBC: Baby sight fears over methadone
  • News : BBC: Are winter babies more prone to food allergies?
  • News : CYPN: Young people with disabilities teach medical students the 'three Ds'
  • News : CYPN: Anti-bullying schemes for school transport slow to take shape
  • News : Imperial: Health impacts of mobile phone use to be explored in huge new study
  • News : Diabetes: Pregnancy in women with type 1 diabetes mellitus
  • News : BBC: Call to cut child heart op units
  • News : Review of neonatal services in Wales
  • News : CommunityCare: Too much waste on pointless mental health therapies
  • News : WHO: Immunization week to kick off in 112 countries
  • News : CWDC: Third sector young people's workforce to benefit from ground-breaking investment in training and capacity building
  • News : From baby to big kid: How your child grows from zero to three
  • News : CYPN: High rate of mental health issues in London serious case reviews
  • News : Midwives magazine: Little evidence to show acupuncture diminishes the pain of childbirth
  • News : RCM: Vitamin supplements improve pregnancy outcomes
  • News : NHS Choices: Poor child health linked to television
  • Report : HSJ: Reporting on incidents
  • News : GMC is to set up expert group to review guidance on child protection work
  • News : BAPSCAN: 2010 Research Grant Awards: Now launched
  • News : The Department for Education has launched its new website.
  • News : BMJ: New health secretary warns further NHS efficiency savings may be needed
  • News : CYPN: Break-up of DSCF draws criticism from profession
  • News : E-Health: ContactPoint to be scrapped
  • News : CYPN: Welsh Assembly consults on child poverty plans
  • News : BMJ: First weeks of life are crucial to reducing child mortality further, says WHO
  • News : CYPN: Survey reveals 80 per cent of children not getting enough fruit and vegetables
  • News : CYPN: Three-quarters of British children at risk of meningitis, despite availability of vaccine
  • News : BBC: Premature babies 'pain-sensitive'
  • News : RCM: Call for Northern Irish maternity strategy
  • News : BBC: Mums-to-be rate mothers' wisdom
  • News : CYPN: Increase in eligibility for free school meals signals widening poverty gap
  • News : BBC: Autism project to aid opportunity
  • News : BBC: Meningitis C vaccine 'wears off'
  • News : CYPN: Government puts work of children's sector bodies on hold
  • News : NICE to help NHS improve standards on child sedation
  • News : BBC: Parents 'underplay' obesity risk
  • News : CIW: Advocacy and advice line for children and young people launched
  • News : Asthma UK: Parents’ job may increase their child’s asthma risk
  • News : CYPN: Report reveals number of refugee children falling into destitution on the up
  • News : BBC: New dad depression 'often missed'
  • News : BBC: Pledge to stop 'mum-to-baby' HIV
  • News : CommunityCare: Maggie Atkinson wants to lead debate on risk in safeguarding
  • News : CYPN: Councils welcome scrapping of Comprehensive Area Assesments
  • News : CYPN: Number of children in poverty fell by 100,000 in past year
  • News : BBC: UK's child mortality rate falls behind other countries
  • News : BBC: Mother barred from death review
  • News : CommunityCare: Social workers 'powerless' on child neglect
  • News : BBC: Couples should be able to chose their baby's sex
  • News : BBC: NHS 'reorganisation' is outlined
  • News : BJOG: Antihypertensive drugs in pregnancy and ADHD in childhood
  • News : NOO News: issue 4
  • News : Action for Children: Social workers and police 'powerless' to intervene in cases of neglect, warns Action for Children
  • News : BBC: Births to older mothers 'trebled'
  • News : NMC: Changes to Midwives exemptions
  • News : NMC chairs first meeting of European nursing regulators on the review of EU legislation
  • News : RCM: Slight fall in the number of live births for England
  • Method : RCM: Smoking when pregnant causes pelvic pain
  • News : CiW: New school nursing service launched
  • News : BBC: Hospitals warned on vagina swabs
  • News : HSJ: New standards for NHS service change
  • News : National Childhood Obesity Week - Monday 5 July – Sunday 11 July 2010
  • News : CommunityCare: Loughton assures children's workers over DfE name change
  • News : Community Care: Ministry of Justice to take control of Youth Justice Board
  • News : Sofa sleeping claims 25 babies’ lives
  • News : E-Health: GPES caught up in Whitehall review
  • News : Implementing the Safer Childbirth standards
  • News : CYPN: Scots consult on child protection advice
  • News : BBC: World Cup sponsors 'unhealthy'
  • News : HSJ: Child asthma drug 'too expensive'
  • News : BBC: Shipman coroner says all baby deaths must be probed
  • News : BBC: Asthma risk 'linked to burgers'
  • News : NHS Choices: Effect of pregnancy weight on offspring
  • News : BBC: Parents in child alcohol warning
  • News : CYPN: Nice supports restrictions on alcohol advertising
  • News : BBC: Parents reminded to avoid honey in babies
  • News : BBC: NHS to lose nearly 4,000 'posts'
  • News : CYPN: After-school health club could save tax payer £8.9bn
  • News : UNC: White House Task Force on Childhood Obesity commends HPDP’s preschool nutrition program
  • News : CYPN: Ofsted praises child protection in five local authorities
  • News : NHS Choices: Can a urine test diagnose autism?
  • News : Ministry of Justice takes sole responsibility for youth justice
  • News : No10: Review on poverty and life chances
  • News : CYPN: Children's centres in deprived areas begin to relinquish childcare provision
  • News : CYPN: Autistic young people let down
  • News : RCN: Nurses can help tackle maternal mortality
  • News : BBC: Many more genes linked to autism
  • News : CommunityCare: BASW wants serious case reviews to be published in full
  • News : BBC: Birth impact on learning problems
  • News : DfE: Free school meals continue; costly expansion plans shelved
  • News : NHS Choices: Early babies and special needs
  • News : DfE: Munro Review to look at children’s social work and frontline child protection practice
  • News : CYPN: Number of young people entering youth justice system continues to fall
  • Report : CommunityCare: Councils may get health commissioning role
  • News : Times: Millions may lose out in reform of child benefits
  • News : Community Care: Gove reveals how £670m will be cut from children's services
  • News : NHS Choices: Breast milk 'raises' immunity
  • News : CYPN: Health and safety review to address curbs on play
  • News : CYPN: Number of crimes committed by under-eights in Scotland rises
  • News : NICE: Doctors should use NICE guidance to tackle health inequalities
  • News : CYPN: 'Poverty tsar' may stop child benefit at the age of 13
  • News : CYPN: Government leaves children's chiefs to decide 'savage' cuts
  • News : Vetting and Barring Scheme registration halted
  • News : RCM: New resources for fathers
  • News : Bliss re-launches Families and Carers website pages
  • News : C4EO: New Change model resource launched
  • News : DfE: Letter to Directors of Children’s Services on ContactPoint Next Steps
  • News : BBC: Primary school sex education call
  • News : BBC: Pregnancy 'ever more regulated'
  • News : RCN backs call to protect children from second-hand smoke
  • News : CYPN: Charity condemns call for Sure Start funding to be devolved
  • News : CYPN: More support needed for vulnerable in transition to adult services, says Revolving Doors Agency
  • News : CYPN: Smoking in cars carrying children should be banned, says survey of parents
  • News : CommunityCare: Cameron to head up childhood and families taskforce
  • News : RCM: Obese women more likely to have unplanned pregnancies
  • News : RCM: Increased mortality in babies delivered at night
  • News : CO: Deputy Prime Minister highlights the government’s commitment to children and families
  • News : NHS Choices: Risks of night births studied
  • News : HW: Community staff transfers to continue under new government
  • News : BMJ: Court of Appeal issues guidance on shaken baby syndrome
  • News : HSJ: Lansley halts maternity unit closure
  • News : RCOG: NHS cultural shift is needed in the provision of services for women
  • News : HSJ: HealthVault launch highlights IT policy vacuum
  • News : CYPN: Children's centres should offer more health support for parents, says study
  • News : BBC: Budget key points: At-a-glance
  • News : CYPN: Emergency Budget: Campaigners fear child poverty will worsen under coalition plans
  • News : CYPN: Deprived families' fund review axed
  • News : BBC: Breast is best slogan 'outdated'
  • News : CYPN: Nice calls on schools and councils in war on junk food
  • News : BBC: Pregnancy smoking test suggested
  • News : HSJ: Tougher version of CQC annual health check scrapped
  • News : RCOG: O&G trainees say EWTD is affecting their training
  • News : NHS Choices: Caesareans and baby immunity
  • News : HSJ: Quality advisers say all NHS information should go online
  • News : E-Health:GPs confident their data fit to share
  • News : BBC: GPs warn over new health visitors
  • News : BBC: Silently suffering with morning sickness
  • News : BBC: 'Bossy' lunch box advice rejected
  • News : CYPN: Family Intervention Projects were not as successful as Labour claimed, says report
  • News : CWDC: Aspiring to a senior role in children's services?
  • News : DH: Pledge to children with life-threatening conditions
  • News : CYPN: Loughton denies introduction of health visitors to children's centres will lead to conflict
  • News : CYPN: Cuts threaten health visitor plan
  • News : BBC: Simple test could detect Down's
  • News : BBC: Pregnant drinking 'affects sperm'
  • News : CYPN: Munro to probe serious case review alternatives
  • News : CYPN: Ofsted identifies ways to improve safeguarding
  • News : CO: “Send us your comments” says new Transparency Board
  • News : RCM: Breastfeeding is ‘creepy’ claim by magazine angers mothers
  • News : The Children's Society welcomes the news that Mosquito youth dispersal alarms could be banned
  • News : BMJ: NHS trusts are urged to embrace comparative performance data
  • News : CWDC: Revised remit for CWDC
  • News : BBC: Home birth risks under scrutiny
  • News : CYPN: Drinkaware urges parents to consider risks of giving teenagers alcohol to drink unsupervised
  • News : Barnardo's: Join the dots to identify the most vulnerable children
  • News : BBC: 'Overweight' boy NHS letter prompts apology
  • News : BBC: Adult drinking 'scares' children
  • News : CYPN: Health groups seek tougher targets on childhood obesity
  • News : BBC: Pregnancy vitamin supplement call
  • News : HPA: Health Protection Agency to investigate lead poisoning among children
  • News : DH: Funding for Children’s Palliative Care
  • News : CYPN: Payment-by-results could drive out smaller charities, say leaders
  • News : NCT: Response to home birth study
  • Report : Checking for pregnancy before surgery: summary of a safety report from the National Patient Safety Agency
  • News : CommunityCare: Green paper for children with SEN set for autumn
  • News : NHS Diabetes launches a new online training course on the safer use of insulin
  • News : APHO: The new 2010 Local Authority profiles are now available!
  • News : Child Development and Disability in resource poor settings, July 2010
  • News : BBC: Obesity marketing campaign 'funds to end'
  • News : BMJ: GMC expert group on child protection work meets for first time
  • News : HSJ: Government tells CQC to drop annual health check reviews
  • News : CRA: Child restraint manual to be released in full
  • News : BBC: Teenagers 'risk premature babies'
  • News : CYPN: Poor training blamed for councils' loss of children's data
  • News : CYPN: Extra health visitors to be trained with new skills, says Teather
  • News : RCN: High impact actions for nursing and midwifery
  • News : CYPN: Recognise young people's potential to tackle deprivation, says 4Children
  • News : NICE: Concerns raised over alcohol advertising
  • News : King's Fund: Ten challenging questions about the White Paper
  • News : Delivery of the Tellus Survey to end
  • News : BBC: Care lacking for bereaved parents
  • News : CommunityCare: Blackburn merges management of NHS and council
  • News : Funding for Children’s Palliative Care: FAQ
  • News : HW: Midwives’ travel and admin takes up two days a week
  • News : NHS Choices: Chocolate cuts pregnancy risk claim
  • News : BBC: Facebook to launch child safety 'panic button'
  • News : DH: Equity and excellence: Liberating the NHS
  • News : NHS Choices: Birth complications for teen mums
  • News : BBC: Child protection chiefs warn officials over full serious case review plans
  • News : HSJ: Top mark for maternity service
  • News : BBC: Syringes beat spoons for children
  • News : HSJ: Paediatric surgeons ‘need networks’
  • News : CYPN: Young people want the facts about drugs
  • News : RCM: Language around alcohol and pregnancy not helpful says Royal College
  • News : BMJ:Vaccine could prevent more cases of cervical cancer than previously thought
  • News : BBC: Out-of-hours births 'are riskier'
  • News : HSJ: Warning over NHS data protection
  • News : RCM: Promoting normal birth key to cost savings
  • News : CommunityCare: Government axes £15m for ICS improvements
  • News : HWB: Midwives at greatest risk of NHS negligence claims
  • News : BBC: Mobiles 'may boost tinnitus risk'
  • News : BBC: Voice analysis 'clue to autism'
  • News : CYPN: Tool works out value of FIPs
  • News : CYPN: School healthy eating initiatives only work if continued at home
  • News : NOO Knowledge Update - 12-18 July 2010
  • News : CYPN: Parents of disabled children denied short breaks
  • News : BBC: What's it like being a pregnant teen?
  • News : CommunityCare: Scots councils can't account for £34m disabled children fund
  • News : CYPN: Commissioner calls for children to contribute to child protection review
  • News : Ofsted News July 2010
  • News : BBC: 'No complacency' over stillbirths
  • News : CYPN: Protection services for teenagers need to improve, says research
  • News : RCN: Updated children and young people competence publications now available
  • News : RCM: Obesity needs tackling say midwives
  • News : RCM: Effects of baby boom in the over 40s
  • News : DfE: Launch of National Citizen Service
  • News : BMJ: Spain regulates access to unhealthy foods in schools
  • News : CYPN: Schools to be able to opt out of children's trust arrangements
  • News : CYPN: Government to switch off ContactPoint in August
  • News : CYPN: Schools urged to stick with children's trusts despite plans to end requirement
  • News : BBC: Sex education 'could be better'
  • News : BBC: Motherly love 'breeds confidence'
  • News : CYPN: Benefit changes may harm children
  • News : NICE: Will all pregnant women be made to take a breath test to see if they smoke?
  • News : HW: Workforce statistics show drop in health visitor numbers
  • News : NHS Choices: IVF death risk 'overstated'
  • News : BBC: Warning for obese mothers-to-be
  • News : Children, Families and Maternity e-bulletin: July 2010
  • News : RCM: Maternity services rewarded for excellence
  • News : CYPN: Government launches review into the effectiveness of early intervention
  • News : Youth Access calls on councils to ‘look at the evidence’
  • News : CYPN: North Yorkshire health visitors set to take on the work of school nurses
  • News : DH: Risk of Febrile Convulsions in Children Aged Under Five Years and seasonal influenza vaccines marketed by Pfizer Vaccines
  • News : Pickles outlines plans to abolish regional government
  • News : HSJ: Reconfiguration moratorium lifted in three months
  • News : BBC: Report due into baby heart deaths
  • News : BBC: Pregnant women rights questioned
  • News : NCT calls for maternity networks to be innovative, integrated and in the interest of families
  • News : CIW: Commit to Prevent!
  • News : NPC: Well-being measure
  • News : CYPN: Select committee launches inquiry into Ofsted
  • News : BBC: Doctor hours law 'largely failed'
  • News : BMJ: Poor mentoring is blamed for infant deaths after cardiac surgery at John Radcliffe hospital
  • News : CYPN: NSPCC fears Sarah's Law will drive paedophiles underground
  • News : CYPN: Interdisciplinary alliance questions whether Cafcass is fit for purpose
  • News : Home Office: National rollout of scheme to protect children
  • News : Observer: Babies don't suffer when mothers return to work, study reveals
  • News : BBC: Oak moth prompts asthma warning
  • News : CYPN: Survey reveals adults' fears over helping children
  • News : HWB: Trusts force senior midwives into lower bands
  • News : HSJ: Minimum alcohol price policy announced
  • News : NT: Under-16 Pill use under attack
  • News : BBC: Breastfeeding 'law'
  • News : BBC: GPs need 'greater maternity role'
  • News : NHS Choices: Don’t swallow junk food claims...
  • News : HSJ: National Childbirth Trust wants maternity providers to go it alone
  • News : BJOG release: Pregnancy complications can increase development of postnatal depression
  • News : BBC: No need to wait after miscarriage
  • News : HPA: Pregnant women from ethnic backgrounds at higher risk from listeria food poisoning
  • News : NICE: MDU urges GPs to be alert to the signs of meningitis
  • News : Disability Voice: An Inside view on disability in Europe
  • News : BBC: No 10 rejects child milk cut idea
  • News : BBC: Car smoking is child abuse - GP
  • News : NT: NHS Maternity Direct service launched
  • News : NT: Nursing support for vulnerable mothers could be axed
  • News : Barnardo's: Vulnerable children trapped in unnecessary limbo says Barnardo's
  • News : CWDC launches programme to develop outstanding graduate leaders for early years
  • News : CYPN: Government clarifies ban on Every Child Matters
  • News : NT: Gene link to meningitis infection
  • News : Prince's Trust: Destined for the dole?
  • News : CYPN: Plans for parenting GCSE must include importance of fathers, warns think tank
  • News : BBC: Asthma drug ruling 'nonsensical'
  • News : NT: Child asthma admissions peak in September
  • News : Fatherhood Institute: Fathers wanted for important survey...about dads' role in early labour
  • News : BBC: Fasting warning for mums-to-be
  • News : NT: Manchester triage system can be applied to paediatrics
  • News : BBC: Adult drinking sparks child calls
  • News : NT: Shortage of allergy specialists puts children at risk of misdiagnosis
  • News : BBC: Teenagers to be offered more contraception options
  • News : HSJ: Hospital criticised over maternity unit standards
  • News : BBC: Age rise 'curbs teenage smoking'
  • News : BBC: Health visitors 'stop baby blues'
  • News : NT: Retrieval teams decrease child mortality
  • News : CYPN: Government outlines plans to tackle dangers posed by legal highs
  • News : RCM: RCM hits back at 'anti-home birth movement'
  • News : RCM: Babies of young mothers more likely to suffer cot death
  • News : CYPN: Top academic disagrees with adviser's call for the government to scrap LSCBs
  • News : CYPN: London steps up safeguarding advice
  • News : BBC: Children's teeth varnish plan to stop decay
  • News : BBC: Parents' child abuse 'nightmare'
  • News : Baby Friendly News
  • News : BMJ: Whooping cough outbreak hits several US states
  • News : EDCM: David Cameron acts to stop PCT limits on nappies for disabled children
  • News : NT: Under 25s 'particularly vulnerable' to STIs
  • News : BBC: Epidurals 'protect in childbirth'
  • News : HPA: Sexually transmitted infections reach almost half a million
  • News : RCN launches new policy statement on community nursing
  • News : RCM: Midwife vacancy rates on the up
  • News : More should be done to improve breastfeeding rates, says RCM
  • News : KC: Intervention lowers teenage drinking rates
  • News : Independent Safeguarding Authority opens the door to university learning for its case workers
  • News : Young Minds: Teacher-therapists can steer young people away from substance abuse
  • News : CommunityCare: Neglected children happier in care than in stable reunion
  • Report : CommunityCare: What is the alternative to CAFCASS?
  • News : CYPN: Belief that girls do better at school may hinder boys' performance, says study
  • News : CYPN: After-school activities 'out of reach' of poorer parents
  • News : CommunityCare: Personalisation for children fails to take off
  • News : Nursing Times: Infant deaths prompt deep clean at UCH
  • News : CommunityCare: Care services minister outlines revised mental health strategy
  • News : CommunityCare: A taste for school dinners
  • News : CommunityCare: Is obesity a child protection issue?
  • News : BBC: School meals 'help fussy children try new foods'
  • News : Young Minds: Transition services need to support young adults better
  • News : FSA: Update on products free of colours associated with hyperactivity
  • News : NHS Choices: Sugar not a painkiller for babies
  • News : Midwives Magazine: Professional 'passports' for midwives
  • News : CYPN: Stress is causing many young girls to drink and smoke

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