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SUMMARY:Antenatal parenting support for vulnerable women
DESCRIPTION:Antenatal parenting support for vulnerable women: getting the evidence for effectiveness \nFunded by the Scottish Collaboration for Public Health Research\, an independent study has evaluated the impact of two antenatal group-based interventions—Mellow Bumps and Chill Out in Pregnancy—designed to improve maternal mental health and sensitivity to the Infant compared with care-as-usual (CAU). Led by Professor Phil Wilson\, now of Aberdeen University\, this is an exciting opportunity to hear from the experts in the field as well as learning the results of the trial. The day will review the evidence for the importance of antenatal intervention for children’s later wellbeing and introduce the two interventions\, as well as other early inter-ventions. THRIVE\, a new trial contrasting Mellow Bumps with Triple P for Baby (enhanced) will be introduced. \nSpeakers include: \n\nBill Alexander\, Director of Care and Learning\, Highland Council – Welcome and Introduction\nDr Christine Puckering\, Programme Director\, Mellow Parenting – Why attachment matters?\nProfessor Phil Wilson\, Director\, Centre for Rural Health\, University of Aberdeen – Why is good psycho-social antenatal support important?\nDr Lucy Thompson\, Senior Research Fellow\, Centre for Rural Health\, University of Aberdeen and Dr Jane White\, THRIVE\, MRC/University of Glasgow – Antenatal Parenting Support for Vulnerable Women: an exploratory Randomised Controlled Trial\nDr Marion Henderson\, Senior Investigator Scientist\, MRC/University of Glasgow – An overview of the THRIVE Trial: exploring the impact of Mellow Bumps\, Enhanced Triple P for Baby compared with Care as Usual\n\nFor further information and to book your place\, please email: Bumpstrial@gmail.com \nIf you represent a local parenting support organisation\, please contact us to discuss exhibition opportunities
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/antenatal-parenting-support-for-vulnerable-women/
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SUMMARY:Antenatal parenting support for vulnerable women
DESCRIPTION:Antenatal parenting support for vulnerable women: getting the evidence for effectiveness \nFunded by the Scottish Collaboration for Public Health Research\, an independent study has evaluated the impact of two antenatal group-based interventions—Mellow Bumps and Chill Out in Pregnancy—designed to improve maternal mental health and sensitivity to the Infant compared with care-as-usual (CAU). Led by Professor Phil Wilson\, now of Aberdeen University\, this is an exciting opportunity to hear from the experts in the field as well as learning the results of the trial. The day will review the evidence for the importance of antenatal intervention for children’s later wellbeing and introduce the two interventions\, as well as other early inter-ventions. THRIVE\, a new trial contrasting Mellow Bumps with Triple P for Baby (enhanced) will be introduced. \nSpeakers include: \n\nBill Alexander\, Director of Care and Learning\, Highland Council – Welcome and Introduction\nDr Christine Puckering\, Programme Director\, Mellow Parenting – Why attachment matters?\nProfessor Phil Wilson\, Director\, Centre for Rural Health\, University of Aberdeen – Why is good psycho-social antenatal support important?\nDr Lucy Thompson\, Senior Research Fellow\, Centre for Rural Health\, University of Aberdeen and Dr Jane White\, THRIVE\, MRC/University of Glasgow – Antenatal Parenting Support for Vulnerable Women: an exploratory Randomised Controlled Trial\nDr Marion Henderson\, Senior Investigator Scientist\, MRC/University of Glasgow – An overview of the THRIVE Trial: exploring the impact of Mellow Bumps\, Enhanced Triple P for Baby compared with Care as Usual\n\nFor further information and to book your place\, please email: Bumpstrial@gmail.com \nIf you represent a local parenting support organisation\, please contact us to discuss exhibition opportunities
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/antenatal-parenting-support-for-vulnerable-women-2/
CATEGORIES:VHS Member Event
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SUMMARY:ENeRGI - Self-Directed Support Awareness Day
DESCRIPTION:Free event open to anyone who wants to know more about Self-Directed Support. \nSpeakers from Scottish Government\, Fife Council and people with lived experience of using SDS. \nBooking forms available at www.energi.org.uk
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/energi-self-directed-support-awareness-day/
CATEGORIES:VHS Member Event
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SUMMARY:ENeRGI - Self-Directed Support Awareness Day
DESCRIPTION:Free event open to anyone who wants to know more about Self-Directed Support. \nSpeakers from Scottish Government\, Fife Council and people with lived experience of using SDS. \nBooking forms available at www.energi.org.uk
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/energi-self-directed-support-awareness-day-2/
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SUMMARY:NHS Health Scotland - Annual Review 2014
DESCRIPTION:NHS Health Scotland – Annual Review 2014\nTuesday\, 30 September 2014:  10am to 3pm\nThe Hub\, Castlehill\, Edinburgh\, EH1 2AE \nAt our Annual Review and stakeholder engagement event\, we will be covering the performance of NHS Health Scotland during the 2013/14 financial year and asking our stakeholders for their views on our future plans. \nThe review will be chaired by Margaret Burns CBE\, Chair of NHS Health Scotland and will include a panel of five key stakeholders who will constructively challenge us on our performance over the year. The stakeholder panel is: \n\nPanel Chair – Ian Welsh – Chief Executive\, The Alliance\nDr Aileen Keel – Acting Chief Medical Officer\, Scottish Government\nDr Sarah Taylor – Director of Public Health\, NHS Shetland\nRory Mair – Chief Executive\, COSLA\nIan Ross – Chief Executive\, NHS Lanarkshire\n\nWhilst the event provides an opportunity to review the year’s achievements and the progress made in tackling health inequalities\, it is also an opportunity for our partners and wider stakeholders to engage with us on how we can work together to achieve ‘A Fairer Healthier Scotland’. \nThe themes we will be exploring at the event are: \n\nThe health of the working age population- including our work on welfare reform and ‘good work’\nCommunity Planning Partnerships and the Inequalities Action Group – including the role of our Policy Review for the Ministerial Task Force on health inequalities in this work\nSupporting the NHS to reduce health inequalities and improve health – including the Health Promoting Health Service and key publications.\n\nNHS Health Scotland highly values stakeholder involvement so please register your interest in attending via nhs.hsannualreview2014@nhs.net by Friday 19 September.
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/nhs-health-scotland-annual-review-2014/
CATEGORIES:Health and/or social care event
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SUMMARY:NHS Health Scotland - Annual Review 2014
DESCRIPTION:NHS Health Scotland – Annual Review 2014\nTuesday\, 30 September 2014:  10am to 3pm\nThe Hub\, Castlehill\, Edinburgh\, EH1 2AE \nAt our Annual Review and stakeholder engagement event\, we will be covering the performance of NHS Health Scotland during the 2013/14 financial year and asking our stakeholders for their views on our future plans. \nThe review will be chaired by Margaret Burns CBE\, Chair of NHS Health Scotland and will include a panel of five key stakeholders who will constructively challenge us on our performance over the year. The stakeholder panel is: \n\nPanel Chair – Ian Welsh – Chief Executive\, The Alliance\nDr Aileen Keel – Acting Chief Medical Officer\, Scottish Government\nDr Sarah Taylor – Director of Public Health\, NHS Shetland\nRory Mair – Chief Executive\, COSLA\nIan Ross – Chief Executive\, NHS Lanarkshire\n\nWhilst the event provides an opportunity to review the year’s achievements and the progress made in tackling health inequalities\, it is also an opportunity for our partners and wider stakeholders to engage with us on how we can work together to achieve ‘A Fairer Healthier Scotland’. \nThe themes we will be exploring at the event are: \n\nThe health of the working age population- including our work on welfare reform and ‘good work’\nCommunity Planning Partnerships and the Inequalities Action Group – including the role of our Policy Review for the Ministerial Task Force on health inequalities in this work\nSupporting the NHS to reduce health inequalities and improve health – including the Health Promoting Health Service and key publications.\n\nNHS Health Scotland highly values stakeholder involvement so please register your interest in attending via nhs.hsannualreview2014@nhs.net by Friday 19 September.
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/nhs-health-scotland-annual-review-2014-2/
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