About the Working with families to transition from neonatal units to home programme
This session aims to raise awareness of the health visitor’s role in supporting sick and preterm babies. It is intended to complement existing elearning for healthcare training programmes, which will be referred to during the session.
Acknowledgements
We are deeply grateful to the parents of babies who have been on neonatal units who generously shared their experiences to produce this resource – all the views and quotes presented throughout this elearning were gathered during this insight work.
How to access
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