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Role of Designated Professionals RCPCH and RCN have produced an intercollegiate statement on the role of designated professionals, considering the implications of national developments such as the Health and Social Care Bill, the Munro Review of Child Protection, and the Public Health White Paper. Please click here to download.

Smith Institute inquiry of the NHS Reform Programme The Smith Institute is undertaking an inquiry into the strengths and weaknesses of the NHS reform programme and is helping promote a national debate on the pros and cons of the reforms and wants to hear the views of health and social care professionals, patient groups, and GPs. As part of the inquiry, it will be visiting Leeds, Bristol and Manchester, and invite you to a conversation with John Healey MP (Shadow Secretary of State for Health), and Neil Churchill (Chair of inquiry & Chief Executive, Asthma UK). These events, supported by UNISON, will then take the form of a panel discussion. If you are interested in attending, please see below:

  • Leeds The event in Leeds will take place at 1745 for 1800hrs on Wednesday 6th April 2011 in 3 Albion Place , Leeds , LS1 6JL . To request a place email leeds@smith-institute.org.uk
  • Bristol The event in Bristol at 1745 for 1800hrs on Thursday 19th May 2011 in the Elton Room, Armada House, Telephone Avenue, Bristol, BS1 4BQ. To request a place email bristol@smith-institute.org.uk
  • Manchester The event in Manchester at 1745 for 1800hrs on Thursday 16th June 2011 in the Conference Hall, Manchester Town Hall, Albert Square, Manchester, M2 5DB. To request a place email manchester@smith-institute.org.uk

BAPA becomes affiliated with BACCH We are delighted to welcome the British Association for Paediatric Audiologists (BAPA) as the newest affiliated group of BACCH. We look forward to working with our BAPA colleagues.

Epilepsy12 Audit BACCH is a stakeholder in this joint project of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health in partnership with Epilepsy Action, British Paediatric Neurology Association & Royal College of Nursing. Click on the links below for updates:

 

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