An interesting, national development in Higher Education (attachment) ?

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From: on behalf of Fogarty

Sent: Fri 21/01/2011 14:48

Subject: RE: HSJ on public health cuts

Whilst not wanting to diminish the urgency of appropriate people into posts

and/ or peoples experience on the list, I would suggest education is a major

component, since training is only a part of what these professionals require

in their roles and education does not occur overnight.

regards

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Sent: 21 January 2011 13:44

Subject: Re: HSJ on public health cuts

I met with managers and commissioners yesterday and the problem seems to be

the sheer lack of people trained available to work. There is a desire to fill

posts but just noone to fill them

Liz

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Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2011 13:26:24 +0000

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Hi Liz

I doubt PCTs will see it that way, either, but Ann Milton has said that PCTs

should not be reducing health visiting numbers, either, and specifically

asked (at last year's CPHVA conference) to be informed of any that went

against that. Not that it is making a difference yet, of course, and we

await the health visiting implementation plan to see how that is to be

enforced.

On 21 Jan 2011, at 12:37, liz.plastow@... wrote:

Are health visitors considered public health posts under Ann Milton's

definition? I doubt any PCT will see it that way!!

Liz

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Health service journal report:

Public health minister Anne Milton has told primary care trusts not

to cut public health capacity, ahead of their transfer to local authorities

as part of the government's health reforms.

Cowley

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