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Welcome to iHV Insights – our webinars run just for our members.

These regular one-hour webinars aim to provide an easily accessible option for CPD and an opportunity to learn from leading experts in their field. All live sessions will be interactive and you will have the opportunity to ask questions.

The sessions will be of interest to frontline health visitors and student health visitors, as well as service leads, commissioners and wider members of the health visiting team.

Following each live session, the following will be made available to members on the links below:

  • Webinar recording
  • PDF of the slideset
  • Record of Attendance/Reflection template to download and complete, just enter your name and the date that you joined the live iHV Insights or watched it online. Please note that this is a self-certification form, and you are accountable for accurately reporting your attendance alongside the iHV Insights Learning Record/reflection section that can be used as part of your revalidation evidence. Please ensure you download your certificate whilst available, for revalidation purposes. 

Please note that these are resources for iHV members only – Login using your password to see and gain access to the iHV Insights webinar materials. 

Resources will be accessible for 18 months after each webinar, in line with our review of keeping up-to-date resources. 

If you’re not a member, please join us to get access to all of our resources.

The iHV is a self-funding charity – we can only be successful in our mission to strengthen health visiting practice if the health visiting profession and its supporters join us on our journey. We rely on our membership to develop new resources for our members. So do join us now!

Our next iHV Insights event:

Health Visitors’ role in vaccination success – book here

Date: Thurs 20 March 2025
Time: 15:30-16:30

Vaccination is one of the greatest public health interventions in history. It has saved hundreds of millions of lives by preventing infectious diseases, reducing childhood mortality, and increasing life expectancy worldwide.

Childhood vaccination rates in the UK have been declining in recent years, falling short of the World Health Organization’s (WHO) recommended 95% coverage necessary for herd immunity. The decline in vaccination rates has led to a resurgence of preventable diseases such as measles and whooping cough. Ensuring high vaccination coverage is essential to protect pregnant women, babies, children and communities from preventable diseases.

Join us at our next iHV Insights event: “Protecting lives: Health Visitors’ role in vaccination success” where we will explore the vital role of the health visitor in improving the uptake of vaccinations across the UK.

Our expert panel includes:

  • Dr Julie Yates, Deputy Director Immunisation Programmes at UKHSA, who will be sharing the national data and policy context of vaccinations, including core elements of the Child Health Action Plan
  • Dr Helen Campbell, Lead Scientist in the Immunisation Division at UKHSA, who will be sharing their research about what parents think about the routine vaccination programme
  • Speaker to be confirmed

This Insights event is an opportunity to come together as a health visiting community, listen to real experiences, learn about the current landscape of vaccination, and explore actionable solutions that can make a real difference for families.

This is a member-only event and we invite you to join us as we raise awareness and work together to increase vaccination uptake across the UK.


Future dates for your diary

2025

We are delighted to announce our iHV Insights dates for 2025 – keep a note of them in your diary and check back soon for topics and booking details!

  • 20 March, 15:30-16:30 – Protecting lives: Health Visitors’ role in vaccination success – book here
  • 17 April, 15:30-16:30
  • 19 June, 15:30-16:30
  • 17 July, 15:30-16:30
  • 21 August, 15:30-16:30
  • 18 September, 15:30-16:30
  • 16 October, 15:30-16:30
  • 20 November, 15:30-16:30

* Please note, these dates are subject to change. Whilst we’d like to publish topics in advance, we will confirm those closer to the time to ensure that they are the topics that are current. When booking your member place, go to the booking page and login with your iHV member email address and password. You must have ‘validated’ your membership in order for this to work. Once you have logged in, you will be able to select your ticket, submit your details and proceed to checkout. On the day of the event, you will be automatically emailed the link to join the webinar.

Previous 2025 iHV Insights – see recordings below

  • 16 January, 15:30-16:30 – ‘Public health role in reducing A&E attendances’

Login using your member password to access iHV Insights webinar materials via the dropdowns on the pink plus signs below.

Working Together to Safeguard Children 2023 – implications for 0-19 practice (28/03/24)

Held in partnership with the School and Public Health Nurses Association (SAPHNA)

The Department for Education published the new Working Together to Safeguard Children 2023 guidance on Friday 15 December. What does this mean for 0-19 practice? At this special Insights event, we were delighted to be joined by national policy leads in the Department of Health and Social Care and NHS Safeguarding who provided an overview of the main changes in this statutory guidance and their potential implications for health visiting and school nursing services.  It also provided an opportunity to ask questions, share any concerns or suggestions that you may have, and support your understanding of how the changes will affect your practice.

In this Insights event, experts in the field of safeguarding and child protection discussed and shared their knowledge to support health visiting and school nursing services.

Speakers included:

  • Ruth Atkinson, Vulnerable Children Policy Manager, Department of Health and Social Care
  • Kenny Gibson, Deputy Director of NHS Safeguarding, NHS England and NHS Improvement

 

 

 

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