Where a child starts their course of meningococcal C vaccine after 4 months old and less than 12 months old, 2 doses of the vaccine should be given The two doses of MMR should be at least three months apart, expect in an outbreak when this can be reduced to one month Key: DTaP, diphtheria/tetanus/acellular pertussis IPV, inactivated polio vaccine; Hib, type b; Haemophilus influenzae MMR. measles/mumps/rubella; Td, tetanus/low dose diphtheria. Unfortunately, immunisation schedules vary enormously between different countries, even in . They also vary from time to time and it is not easy to publish a paper guide to them as it would rapidly be out of date. Some information is available from websites of individual National Health Departments and also WHO (http://www.who.int/gpv-surv/sched.xls), but the latter is often very out of date A better education for children in care. ODPM, 2003. Chapter 17 Personal child health records have been widely supported though their use remains variable. Hampshire AJ, Blair ME, , Avery AJ, Williams EI. Variation in how See mothers, health visitors and general practitioners use the personal child health record. 2004;30:307-16. Child Care Health Dev Chapter 18 The relevant NSF standard is Standard 1 (Core Standards): Health and “Promoting Identifying Needs and Intervening Early”. See link under chapter 1 - of change”. “Decade The schema on page 351 should be replaced by the Child Health Promotion Programme from the NSF. This is available as a separate document - schema NSF.doc . Chapter 19 The relevant NSF document is Issues for Primary Care” “Key See link under chapter 1 - of change”. “Decade do they work? Home visiting by midwives and health Home visiting programmes: visitors, supported by staff, is generally thought to be part of the solution to engaging hard to reach families, but UK evidence of benefit is scanty. Randomised trials are very difficult to do in an area where the quality of the relationship between professional and
Where a child starts their course of meningococcal C vaccine after 4 months old and less than 12 months old, 2 doses of the vaccine should be given The two doses of MMR should be at least three months apart, expect in an outbreak when this can be reduced to one month Key: DTaP, diphtheria/tetanus/acellular pertussis IPV, inactivated polio vaccine; Hib, Haemophilus influenzae type b; MMR. measles/mumps/rubella; Td, tetanus/low dose diphtheria. Unfortunately, immunisation schedules vary enormously between different countries, even in . They also vary from time to time and it is not easy to publish a paper guide to them as it would rapidly be out of date. Some information is available from websites of individual National Health Departments and also WHO (http://www.who.int/gpv-surv/sched.xls), but the latter is often very out of date A better education for children in care. ODPM, 2003. Chapter 17 Personal child health records have been widely supported though their use remains variable. See Hampshire AJ, Blair ME, , Avery AJ, Williams EI. Variation in how mothers, health visitors and general practitioners use the personal child health record. Child Care Health Dev 2004;30:307-16. Chapter 18 The relevant NSF standard is Standard 1 (Core Standards): “Promoting Health and Identifying Needs and Intervening Early”. See link under chapter 1 - “Decade of change”. The schema on page 351 should be replaced by the Child Health Promotion Programme from the NSF. This is available as a separate document - schema NSF.doc . Chapter 19 The relevant NSF document is “Key Issues for Primary Care” See link under chapter 1 - “Decade of change”. Home visiting programmes: do they work? Home visiting by midwives and health visitors, supported by staff, is generally thought to be part of the solution to engaging hard to reach families, but UK evidence of benefit is scanty. Randomised trials are very difficult to do in an area where the quality of the relationship between professional and
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