and weight and height services within school health, supporting families where monitoring supporting families where parenting capacity has been parenting capacity has been significantly compromised by Building Relationships with compromised by additional substantial health needs in Families health needs in parents, and parents. referral to other agencies. Professionals: The above services are In addition to professionals In addition to those In addition to professionals provided by a range of providing services at Level 1, professionals providing services providing services at Level 1, 2 professionals, including: the following professionals may at Level 1 and 2, the following and 3, the following G.P.s become involved at Level 2: professionals may become professionals may become Health Visitors involved at Level 3: involved at Level 4: School Nurses Hospital staff Hospital and Community Allied Health professionals Child Development Clinic Professionals working Midwives Community and Hospital staff within secure Health Promotion Officers Paediatricians Professionals providing accommodation provision Newborn Hearing Mental Health and/or dietetic services to Professionals working Screeners addictions workers children and young people within in-patient psychiatric Community and voluntary Surestart with eating disorders services sector workers Voluntary sector workers Health Visitor to looked working with children with after children additional needs Psychiatry / Tier 3 CAMHS Crisis Intervention Team (for parents with mental health issues) Forensic Medical Officer (in cases of suspected/alleged child abuse) Voluntary workers (services likely to be directly contracted or commissioned by Social Services e.g. Barnados, – Extern, NHC, Women’s Aid)
and weight and height monitoring Building Relationships with Families services within school health, supporting families where parenting capacity has been compromised by additional health needs in parents, and referral to other agencies. supporting families where parenting capacity has been significantly compromised by substantial health needs in parents. Professionals: The above services are provided by a range of professionals, including: G.P.s Health Visitors School Nurses Hospital and Community Midwives Health Promotion Officers Newborn Hearing Screeners Community and voluntary sector workers In addition to professionals providing services at Level 1, the following professionals may become involved at Level 2: Hospital staff Allied Health professionals Community and Hospital Paediatricians Mental Health and/or addictions workers Surestart Voluntary sector workers working with children with additional needs In addition to those professionals providing services at Level 1 and 2, the following professionals may become involved at Level 3: Child Development Clinic staff Professionals providing dietetic services to children and young people with eating disorders Health Visitor to looked after children Psychiatry / Tier 3 CAMHS Crisis Intervention Team (for parents with mental health issues) Forensic Medical Officer (in cases of suspected/alleged child abuse) Voluntary workers (services likely to be directly contracted or commissioned by Social Services – e.g. Barnados, Extern, NHC, Women’s Aid) In addition to professionals providing services at Level 1, 2 and 3, the following professionals may become involved at Level 4: Professionals working within secure accommodation provision Professionals working within in-patient psychiatric services