Guest guest Posted September 12, 2004 Report Share Posted September 12, 2004 thanks Neil-I will read your (and Barbara's paper).Ann Ann Ebeid >From: " Neil Brocklehurst " <neil@...> >Reply- >< > >CC: <Barbara.Swann@...> >Subject: RE: Digest Number 1316 >Date: Sat, 11 Sep 2004 10:17:25 +0100 > >Re: Stockport PCT Tripartite Model of Health Visiting: A reply to ann >ebeid > >As mentioned a couple of days ago, there is an article on this model >in Community Practitioner: July 2004, Vol 77 No 7, pages 251 to 256. >Barbara Swann Nurse Consultant in Public Health and I wrote this paper, >based on their ten year experience of developing and then providing three >different, but complementary types of services to local communities: > >1. A first parent visitor programme to all teenage parents across >Stockport, non GP attached. >2. A generic primary care health visiting service based on GP attachment. >3. A health visitor led community development service, located and >targeted >in Stockport's most deprived communities. > >This allows people to concentrate on providing high quality services in >both >child and family and wider public health, which would appear to reflect >much >of what is suggested in the CNO review document on vulnerable children >published in August. > >Barbara, the main author, has received over 100 requests for help and >information since this paper was published, which is fantastic but places >inevitable strain on her as, with everyone else, the day job doesn't stop. >So please could people first look at the paper if they're interested. >Barbara is thinking about holding an event to present the model and let >people see its different elements. Email me if you're interested. > >Hope this helps >Neil > >Neil Brocklehurst PhD, RN, RHV, DN Cert >IndependentConsultant >Public Health Practice and Nursing Development >e: neil@... > > > > Research stakeholders wanted > > > >As part of a SDO funded research project: " A scoping exercise to > >conceptualise the actual and potential contribution of nurses, midwives > >and health visitors to child health and child health services, " > >stakeholder conferences are being held in Manchester on Thursday 28 > >October & in London on Monday 1 November. We are looking for health > >visitors (consultant HV - practitioners HV) who would be prepared to > >share their views about the contribution of health visitors especially > >regarding disadvantaged families, minor ailments in childhood,teenage > >pregnancies, vulnerable neonates, children with complex needs, children > >in need of protection/looked after children and troubled school > >children. Attendance at the conferences is free. Please contact: > >beth.murgatroyd@... or alison.while@... to get an > >invitation on a first come-first served basis. > > > >best wishes > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 12, 2004 Report Share Posted September 12, 2004 thanks Neil-I will read your (and Barbara's paper).Ann Ann Ebeid >From: " Neil Brocklehurst " <neil@...> >Reply- >< > >CC: <Barbara.Swann@...> >Subject: RE: Digest Number 1316 >Date: Sat, 11 Sep 2004 10:17:25 +0100 > >Re: Stockport PCT Tripartite Model of Health Visiting: A reply to ann >ebeid > >As mentioned a couple of days ago, there is an article on this model >in Community Practitioner: July 2004, Vol 77 No 7, pages 251 to 256. >Barbara Swann Nurse Consultant in Public Health and I wrote this paper, >based on their ten year experience of developing and then providing three >different, but complementary types of services to local communities: > >1. A first parent visitor programme to all teenage parents across >Stockport, non GP attached. >2. A generic primary care health visiting service based on GP attachment. >3. A health visitor led community development service, located and >targeted >in Stockport's most deprived communities. > >This allows people to concentrate on providing high quality services in >both >child and family and wider public health, which would appear to reflect >much >of what is suggested in the CNO review document on vulnerable children >published in August. > >Barbara, the main author, has received over 100 requests for help and >information since this paper was published, which is fantastic but places >inevitable strain on her as, with everyone else, the day job doesn't stop. >So please could people first look at the paper if they're interested. >Barbara is thinking about holding an event to present the model and let >people see its different elements. Email me if you're interested. > >Hope this helps >Neil > >Neil Brocklehurst PhD, RN, RHV, DN Cert >IndependentConsultant >Public Health Practice and Nursing Development >e: neil@... > > > > Research stakeholders wanted > > > >As part of a SDO funded research project: " A scoping exercise to > >conceptualise the actual and potential contribution of nurses, midwives > >and health visitors to child health and child health services, " > >stakeholder conferences are being held in Manchester on Thursday 28 > >October & in London on Monday 1 November. We are looking for health > >visitors (consultant HV - practitioners HV) who would be prepared to > >share their views about the contribution of health visitors especially > >regarding disadvantaged families, minor ailments in childhood,teenage > >pregnancies, vulnerable neonates, children with complex needs, children > >in need of protection/looked after children and troubled school > >children. Attendance at the conferences is free. Please contact: > >beth.murgatroyd@... or alison.while@... to get an > >invitation on a first come-first served basis. > > > >best wishes > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 13, 2004 Report Share Posted September 13, 2004 Neil, I was one of those hundred people who contacted Barbara for further information about her model! My request for help was around profiling.I am interested to know how you worked out the four categories of need. What exactly are the SMR s and IMD that you obtained from Public Health and Local Authority Poverty profiling? Did you use a specific tool or guide to work out the target caseloads? Caseload weighting is an issue that we are particularly struggling with as we want to keep it separate from more detailed caseload profiling and work out a formula that is as simple and objective as possible. Any further guidance or information that you have would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Jo Research stakeholders wanted > >As part of a SDO funded research project: " A scoping exercise to >conceptualise the actual and potential contribution of nurses, midwives >and health visitors to child health and child health services, " >stakeholder conferences are being held in Manchester on Thursday 28 >October & in London on Monday 1 November. We are looking for health >visitors (consultant HV - practitioners HV) who would be prepared to >share their views about the contribution of health visitors especially >regarding disadvantaged families, minor ailments in childhood,teenage >pregnancies, vulnerable neonates, children with complex needs, children >in need of protection/looked after children and troubled school >children. Attendance at the conferences is free. Please contact: >beth.murgatroyd@... or alison.while@... to get an >invitation on a first come-first served basis. > >best wishes > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 13, 2004 Report Share Posted September 13, 2004 Neil, I was one of those hundred people who contacted Barbara for further information about her model! My request for help was around profiling.I am interested to know how you worked out the four categories of need. What exactly are the SMR s and IMD that you obtained from Public Health and Local Authority Poverty profiling? Did you use a specific tool or guide to work out the target caseloads? Caseload weighting is an issue that we are particularly struggling with as we want to keep it separate from more detailed caseload profiling and work out a formula that is as simple and objective as possible. Any further guidance or information that you have would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Jo Research stakeholders wanted > >As part of a SDO funded research project: " A scoping exercise to >conceptualise the actual and potential contribution of nurses, midwives >and health visitors to child health and child health services, " >stakeholder conferences are being held in Manchester on Thursday 28 >October & in London on Monday 1 November. We are looking for health >visitors (consultant HV - practitioners HV) who would be prepared to >share their views about the contribution of health visitors especially >regarding disadvantaged families, minor ailments in childhood,teenage >pregnancies, vulnerable neonates, children with complex needs, children >in need of protection/looked after children and troubled school >children. Attendance at the conferences is free. Please contact: >beth.murgatroyd@... or alison.while@... to get an >invitation on a first come-first served basis. > >best wishes > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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