HMR Childrens Community Nursing and Paediatric Nurse Practitioner Service

HMR Childrens Community Nursing and Paediatric Nurse Practitioner Service Health Promotion page for HMR Childrens Community Nursing and Paediatric Nurse Practitioner Service

The Childrens Community Nursing and Paediatric Nurse Practitioner Team works in collaboration with GP’s and other health professionals, with the intention of deflecting children who live within the borough of Heywood Middleton and Rochdale from hospital/emergency services in appropriate circumstances. The page will be used to provide health education/promotion via information to the local

community of Heywood, Middleton and Rochdale. This page is for information only and we cannot give personal advice through this page. If you need any help or support with you/your child's illness you can contact the Children's Integrated Community Health Services, your GP or a local pharmacist.

11/07/2025

Top tips from our Health Visiting colleagues! 🌞

🌟 A Big Thank You to David for His Brilliant Idea! 🌟During a recent visit, our nurse Emily was chatting with her patient...
08/07/2025

🌟 A Big Thank You to David for His Brilliant Idea! 🌟

During a recent visit, our nurse Emily was chatting with her patient’s brother David, about his school sports day. David had a fantastic suggestion - he thought our nursing team should have their very own sports day too! 🏃‍♀️🏅

David even wrote a letter to Emily’s boss, explaining why:

✅ To help Emily and her colleagues get some exercise 💪
✅ To make them strong and “real heroes” 🦸‍♀️
✅ And most importantly, so they can be happy and proud 😊

We’re thrilled to say Emily’s boss, Sarah, agreed that a sports day would be a brilliant idea for the team’s wellbeing, fitness and fun! 🥳

💡 What activities do you think we should include in our sports day? Drop your suggestions in the comments - David has set the bar high, and we’d love your ideas too! 👇

National Smile Month 12th May - 12th June 2025 - Feed Your Smile This week we are going to raise awareness of this years...
28/05/2025

National Smile Month 12th May - 12th June 2025 - Feed Your Smile

This week we are going to raise awareness of this years national themes by promoting the following oral health messages:

1. cut down on sugary foods and drinks and keep to mealtimes
2. brush teeth and gums last thing at night and one other time during the day, with a family fluoride toothpaste containing at least 1350ppm fluoride
3. visit your dentist regularly, as often as they recommend.

This morning Sam and Jo from the Paediatric Nurse Practitioner (PNP) Service had the opportunity to attend Rochdale Heal...
15/05/2025

This morning Sam and Jo from the Paediatric Nurse Practitioner (PNP) Service had the opportunity to attend Rochdale Health Fair at Rochdale Town Hall. They were able to raise awareness of the services both the PNP and Children's Community Nursing Team (CCNT) have to offer. The event was very well attended and they were able to provide some health promotion advice, offer signposting to other services and chat with local residents.

Happy international nursing day to our amazing team of nurses. Today we celebrate the hands that comfort us and the hear...
12/05/2025

Happy international nursing day to our amazing team of nurses. Today we celebrate the hands that comfort us and the hearts that heal us 💙

⭐️This evening, we would like to give a big shout-out to Anna, our Advanced Practitioner for children with complex and p...
26/03/2025

⭐️This evening, we would like to give a big shout-out to Anna, our Advanced Practitioner for children with complex and palliative care needs.⭐️

Anna is the co-chair of the Greater Manchester Palliative Care Network and as part of this role she was invited to the House of Commons to attend the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Children Who Need Palliative Care reception which took place yesterday.

The APPG is a cross-party group of MPs and peers which seeks to educate, inform and motivate other parliamentarians to take action to transform the lives of children and young people across the UK with life-limiting and life-threatening conditions.

When asked asked about her visit, Anna explained that there are 99,000 children and young people in the UK with a life-limiting or life-threatening condition. The number is growing, but the way in which children’s palliative care is planned, funded, and delivered across the UK is a postcode lottery.

At the reception, the charity Together for Short Lives launched its new campaign. This outlines the extent to which children and families across the country can access palliative care that meets national standards.

Attendees also heard from a parent of a seriously ill child and got to meet members of parliament. Stephen Kinnock MP, Minister of State for Care, was present, and he set out the action the UK Government is taking in this area for children and families in England. There was also a representative from the Department of Health and NHS England.

We are very proud to have Anna as part of our team. Her commitment and contributions to the field of Palliative and Complex care are unmatched and she goes above and beyond every day. She is very modest in her achievements (incuding her recent publication in a book!), but they do not go unnoticed by the team and the famillies she cares for.
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On Friday the 7th of March we celebrated Big Yellow Friday in memory of Mia 💛, the wonderful, happy and quirky daughter ...
19/03/2025

On Friday the 7th of March we celebrated Big Yellow Friday in memory of Mia 💛, the wonderful, happy and quirky daughter of one of our nurses. Mia was diagnosed with a rare autoimmune condition which affected her liver. She sadly passed away last year after developing complications after receiving a liver transplant.

Mia is very sadly missed but her memory is kept alive by her Mummy and events like these.

Our celebrations involved sponging our Doctors, a big yellow raffle, name the duck, a cake stall and the selling of crafts handmade by our wonderful colleagues.

Everyone had a fantastic time and we raised a grand total of £601.45 for the Children's Liver Disease Foundation. 🤩⭐️💛

This week we have said a sad goodbye to Liz, one of our wonderful staff nurses. 👋 Liz has worked as part of the team for...
13/03/2025

This week we have said a sad goodbye to Liz, one of our wonderful staff nurses. 👋

Liz has worked as part of the team for a number of years but is now off to Kenya to be with her parents. Alongside her brother, she will also voluntarily help to run an orphanage, which her parents opened back in 1967.

Liz will be missed by all of the team but we wish her all the best and are looking forward to hearing all about her adventures in Africa.
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🔴⭕️🔴 Measles is highly infectious viral illness which can have devastating complications 🔴⭕️🔴
05/03/2025

🔴⭕️🔴 Measles is highly infectious viral illness which can have devastating complications 🔴⭕️🔴

Today at Callaghan House we have Nazareen from Jolly Josh in our waiting room. She is raising awareness to our families ...
26/02/2025

Today at Callaghan House we have Nazareen from Jolly Josh in our waiting room. She is raising awareness to our families of the amazing services Jolly Josh offer at their facility.
Please feel free to pop down and chat with Nazreen she will be here till around 2:30pm or follow Jolly Josh on Facebook.

The whole of the children’s directorate at Callaghan House will celebrating the Children’s Liver Disease Foundation’s BI...
22/02/2025

The whole of the children’s directorate at Callaghan House will celebrating the Children’s Liver Disease Foundation’s BIG YELLOW DAY on Friday 7th March to raise awareness for children’s liver disease in memory of Mia.

Mia is the daughter of one of our nurses who became very unwell in 2021. She was a very quirky, happy little girl with a big personality who loved all things princessy, sonic and pink. After lots of time in hospital, blood tests, biopsies, scans and scopes she was eventually diagnosed with a rare auto immune disease in 2023. This meant that her immune system wasn’t working as it should and as a result her liver had become damaged.

In 2024 Mia had a liver transplant after she went into end stage liver failure. After this she would need to go on to have chemotherapy and then a stem cell transplant. Sadly just 7 weeks after her liver transplant Mia died due to complications at the age of 6 years old.

Every year in the UK around 400 children are diagnosed with liver disease for which there is no cure. This means that children and families can face a lifetime of ongoing medical care to manage their condition or the possibility that their child will not survive into adulthood.

In addition to our Band 5 Staff Nurse vacancy we have a ⭐Band 5 Community Epilepsy Nurse post⭐. See the advert below for...
06/02/2025

In addition to our Band 5 Staff Nurse vacancy we have a ⭐Band 5 Community Epilepsy Nurse post⭐.

See the advert below for more details.

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