Refreshed Framework for Maternity education including the continues Care engagement of partners 2.1 Expectant parents involved in parent education and parents of 0-5s are aware of the impact of Training of midwives, health visitors Feedback from National the earliest years on and other staff delivering antenatal Practice Education Facilitator children’s long-term education in motivational (PEF) posts to support wellbeing and the interviewing/behaviour change is implementation of importance of positive required to deliver health Compassionate Connections attachment improvement and promotion who have been appointed to including the education pack and support the North of Compassionate Connections Scotland area effectively. Maria Anderson will give a report on this at the meeting in March. SH has spoken to the Lead Midwives to report back on training at their next meeting later this month. 2.1.3 Develop use of local parent March-Dec Care and Learning Highland EY Collaborative information slips in Red Book, via EY 2013 Alliance PTGF team, evidence. Collaborative and improvement EY Health DO The slips were trialled in Skye methodology and this was successful. 2.1.4 Distribute play @ home Ongoing EY Health DO Evidence of distribution and booklets and promote their use, Play @ home Advisory promotion activities; alongside Bookbug bags, in the home Group, H&SC teams, High practitioner training record; and community Life Highland Libraries CALA PTGF record team and other third sector partners The Scottish Book Trust arranges this training. The Parent and Toddler Group Facilitator in Lochaber is undertaking this and funding has been secured. 2.1.5 Devise method of using Before Dec 2013 AHP Lead Implementation plan in place. Words material in antenatal and Kayrin Murray appointed as postnatal settings lead and is presently scoping
continues 2.1 Expectant parents and parents of 0-5s are aware of the impact of the earliest years on children’s long-term wellbeing and the importance of positive attachment Refreshed Framework for Maternity Care Training of midwives, health visitors and other staff delivering antenatal education in motivational interviewing/behaviour change is required to deliver health improvement and promotion including the education pack and Compassionate Connections effectively. education including the engagement of partners involved in parent education Feedback from National Practice Education Facilitator (PEF) posts to support implementation of Compassionate Connections who have been appointed to support the North of Scotland area Maria Anderson will give a report on this at the meeting in March. SH has spoken to the Lead Midwives to report back on training at their next meeting later this month. 2.1.3 Develop use of local parent information slips in Red Book, via EY Collaborative and improvement methodology March-Dec 2013 Care and Learning Alliance PTGF team, EY Health DO Highland EY Collaborative evidence. The slips were trialled in Skye and this was successful. 2.1.4 Distribute play @ home booklets and promote their use, alongside Bookbug bags, in the home and community Ongoing EY Health DO Play @ home Advisory Group, H&SC teams, High Life Highland Libraries team and other third sector partners Evidence of distribution and promotion activities; practitioner training record; CALA PTGF record The Scottish Book Trust arranges this training. The Parent and Toddler Group Facilitator in Lochaber is undertaking this and funding has been secured. 2.1.5 Devise method of using Before Words material in antenatal and postnatal settings Dec 2013 AHP Lead Implementation plan in place. Kayrin Murray appointed as lead and is presently scoping
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