The iHV is committed to supporting health visitors with evidence-informed resources that promote children’s health and wellbeing - and this includes the management of common childhood illnesses and prevention of unintentional injuries. 

Health visitors, as Specialist Community Public Health Nurses, are ideally placed to support parental health literacy to manage common childhood illnesses through a public health approach focused on prevention and the provision of consistent and explicit advice (including ‘safety-netting advice’ as symptoms in babies and young children can rapidly change), and signposting families to primary and emergency care where this is needed. 

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Air quality and pollution
Air quality and pollution
Cancer
Cancer

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Childhood illnesses
Childhood illnesses

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Colic
Colic

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Crying
Crying

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Dog safety
Dog safety

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Genomics
Genomics

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Hearing
Hearing

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Impetigo
Impetigo

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Jaundice and liver disease
Jaundice and liver disease

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NIPE: Newborn and Infant Physical Examination Screening Programme
NIPE: Newborn and Infant Physical Examination Screening Programme

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Oral health
Oral health

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Reflux
Reflux

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Respiratory illness
Respiratory illness

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Safer sleep
Safer sleep

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Screening
Screening

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Sepsis
Sepsis

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Smoking
Smoking

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Umbilical granuloma
Umbilical granuloma

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Unintentional injuries
Unintentional injuries

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Vaccinations / immunisations
Vaccinations / immunisations

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Vision (including eye checks)
Vision (including eye checks)

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