Southwestern Public Health last month launched a partnership designed to support eligible first-time parents. Public Health Nurse Kayla Rooke explains while it is a new program locally, it has been in existence elsewhere.
Read the full article here: https://www.stthomastoday.ca/2024/09/30/swph-nurse-family-partnership-a-boon-for-first-time-parents/
The Family Nurse Partnership Natural Experiment Study has been published by Cardiff University. This full report is now available to view on Cardiff University’s website:
“The risk of developmental concerns is linked to child poverty, which is why ending it is the top priority of this Government and we support
Now, pregnant women and new moms can sign up for frequent in-home visits from public health nurses who will help with goal setting and figuring
The Hastings Prince Edward Public Health board of directors learned Wednesday that its Healthy Babies Healthy Children and Nurse-Family Partnership programs are serving 100 new