CPHVA NEWS
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30 April 2012
We are looking for a community nurse to represent Unite on a (English) government piece of work around the health of (adult) carers.
25 April 2012
Unite/CPHVA today has launched the first edition of its 150 year HV timeline. Its the first edition as we'll be updating this over the next few months as we do further research and members send back their 'moments in time'.
To view the timeline, you need to have software to access PDF documents installed. You will also need to zoom in close to read the text as there are so many important dates in health visiting history.
19 March 2012
The inaugural awards by the Community Practitioners’ and Health Visitors’ Association (CPHVA) were a celebration of “innovation, hard work and dedication.”
12 March 2012
The Department of Health has today launched their vision and model for school nursing. Unite Community Practitioners' & Health Visitors' Association (CPHVA) and its school nurse members have been involved in the development of this very important piece of work and we welcome its publication. However, we remain very concerned about the numbers of school nurses. We've issued a press release on that today
24 January 2012
This committee was reporting progress on whether the planned changes in the NHS
would lead to the system delivering £20billion in efficiency savings over 4 years (ie
the lifetime of this Parliament) as required by the coalition government as part of the
Spending Review.
30 November 2011
Unite CPHVA was invited to deliver a session at The Daycare Trust's Annual Conference, 'Contented collaboration'.
01 November 2011
The Unite/CPHVA Community Nursery Nurse Forum has launched a new guide for our members.
28 October 2011
Unite/CPHVA has issued a briefing to members regarding their work to clarify the status of the Department of Health resource 'Birth to Five'. This briefing includes the results of a recent membership survey.
01 August 2011
Unite is seeking clarification about the future of a Department of Health (DH) book that about 700,000 families in England receive annually with vital information for new born babies
01 August 2011
Following our initial concerns related to the current status of the 'Birth to Five' Book, we have received a response from the Department of Health.
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