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These standards have been developed for education providers in Northern Ireland who deliver nurse and midwife cervical screening sample taking education programmes. 

The leaflet provides details of the newly introduced maternity care model Continuity of Midwifery Carer. It should be shared and offered to the future parent as one of the maternity care options available in Northern Ireland.

This poster was created to be displayed and made available in antenatal clinics and hospitals.

This leaflet gives an overview of the care provided by the District Nursing Service, and explains how they support patients in their own homes.

This guide is intended to provide information to the family carers of someone who is in the later stages of dementia and may be nearing the last days of life.

This guideline relating to cover for the absence of the LSAMO for annual leave covers the period from 2012-2015.

The policy sets out the arrangements to be put in place for cover for the LSAMO role and the contact details.

Patient Experience is a recognised component of high quality care¹. Within the six Health and Social Care Trusts, there is a comprehensive programme of work in place to support the implementation of the Patient and Client Experience standards. Trusts are required to submit quarterly progress reports to the Public Health Agency (PHA) and Health and Social Care Board (HSCB). This report sets out the key findings and highlights the key actions arising from the findings. 

Care pathway and model for community forensic teams in Northern Ireland, October, 2011.

Family Nurse Partnership

  • FNP is a voluntary preventive programme for teenage mothers.
  • FNP offers intensive and structured home visiting, delivered by specially trained ‘family nurses’, from early pregnancy until the child is two.
  • The aim of FNP is to improve the health and wellbeing of our most disadvantaged families and children, and to prevent social exclusion.