Re: Any CPHVA members comments/questions let me know and our new Twitter feed.

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Many thanks DaveYour comments are always welcome in the interested of sharing information. Glad to hear that Holly is doing well!. On 10 Aug 2011, at 14:38, dmundayhv wrote:Hi Senators,I've picked up from a few posts that there are some questions or comments that colleagues might want to make/ask regarding Unite/CPHVA. I was thinking about having a go answering them but am always cautious that I read Senate from a professional practice perspective rather than in my job for Unite. To confuse the two might not always be helpful for me or members.I was therefore wondering whether Unite/CPHVA members wanted to email any concerns either individually or if there was a desire to collect them together and send them in. I'd be happy to ensure that members get a reply. You could also do this by writing in to the journal via Danny.My work email is dave.munday@....We've also started up a Twitter feed where anyone can follow us. It's early days but I'm trying to note as many updates as possible about things that are happening. The journal has also started a feed. You can follow these at:www.twitter.com/Unite_CPHVAwww.twitter.com/CommPrac (You don't need to be a Twitter member to see what we've written so far!)For you info, two pieces of work that I'm involved in that are ongoing:There will be a survey coming out in the next few days for people to complete re. the current status of the Birth to Five book in England. The background to this story is available here:http://www.unitetheunion.org/sectors/health_sector/professional_groups__assoc/cphva/cphva_news/unite_cphva_has_raised_its_c-1.aspx. Members should get an email inviting them to participate but there will also be a link on our website for non-members. I have also been trying to get to the bottom of the NMC's position on SCPHN PT's with their position being one of the most confusing things I've come across. There is a short article in this months CPJ but there will be a much more in depth piece in next months edition.And for those that know me personally, baby Holly is doing really well, 6 and a half months now and I'm very pleased that weaning's going a treat!CheersDave Cowleysarahcowley183@...http://myprofile.cos.com/S124021COn

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As a member of Unison, I would be delighted to see the all public health practitioners under one roof, and as the dying NHS PCT/community services roof is already leaking people badly, local authority child and family services seem a safer home in terms of lasting employment.

2011 has been a terrible year for local government employees, but 2012 could see a wholesale massacre in small NHS providers....

Woody.

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of CowleySent: 11 August 2011 17:26 Subject: Re: Any CPHVA members comments/questions let me know and our new Twitter feed.

Many thanks Dave

Your comments are always welcome in the interested of sharing information. Glad to hear that Holly is doing well!

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On 10 Aug 2011, at 14:38, dmundayhv wrote:

Hi Senators,I've picked up from a few posts that there are some questions or comments that colleagues might want to make/ask regarding Unite/CPHVA. I was thinking about having a go answering them but am always cautious that I read Senate from a professional practice perspective rather than in my job for Unite. To confuse the two might not always be helpful for me or members.I was therefore wondering whether Unite/CPHVA members wanted to email any concerns either individually or if there was a desire to collect them together and send them in. I'd be happy to ensure that members get a reply. You could also do this by writing in to the journal via Danny.My work email is dave.munday@....We've also started up a Twitter feed where anyone can follow us. It's early days but I'm trying to note as many updates as possible about things that are happening. The journal has also started a feed. You can follow these at:www.twitter.com/Unite_CPHVAwww.twitter.com/CommPrac (You don't need to be a Twitter member to see what we've written so far!)For you info, two pieces of work that I'm involved in that are ongoing:There will be a survey coming out in the next few days for people to complete re. the current status of the Birth to Five book in England. The background to this story is available here:http://www.unitetheunion.org/sectors/health_sector/professional_groups__assoc/cphva/cphva_news/unite_cphva_has_raised_its_c-1.aspx. Members should get an email inviting them to participate but there will also be a link on our website for non-members. I have also been trying to get to the bottom of the NMC's position on SCPHN PT's with their position being one of the most confusing things I've come across. There is a short article in this months CPJ but there will be a much more in depth piece in next months edition.And for those that know me personally, baby Holly is doing really well, 6 and a half months now and I'm very pleased that weaning's going a treat!CheersDave

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