Dr Sharin Baldwin
@BaldwinSharin
PhD, Nurse, Health Visitor, Queens Nurse, iHV Fellow, iHV PIMH & Research Champion. Clinical Academic, Fathers’ Mental Health Researcher.
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iHV Leanne Howlett Lizzy Dudeney Ruth Haas Eckersley 💙 Perinatal mental health midwives Dr Sharin Baldwin Christopher Sweeney Debbie M Smith💜 Martha Sercombe PhDMidwives Hilda Beauchamp Perinatal Mental Health & Parenting Research Unit SRIP Early Career Researchers Christine Furber I'm still looking to speak with #healthvisitors and #midwives to discuss thoughts on communicating about suicidal experiences. Please consider taking part. See poster below
Yesterday, I had the pleasure of meeting health visitors, school nurses and other #teamCNO colleagues from Whittington Health NHS Trust's Haringey Universal Children’s Service. Thank you for all you do to support the health and wellbeing of children, young people and families in Haringey.
Catch up with the latest #ResearchFunding opportunities below or find the full list on our website: nihr.ac.uk/researchers/fu…
This year’s EBP Conference on 3 July will focus on addressing health inequalities, a topic that has never been more poignant, with more babies & children experiencing poorer outcomes & living in poverty than ever before. Book your place today! #iHVEBP2024 buff.ly/3IrEzUj
If you want to hear more about iHV The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood ADBB study, listen to Dr Sharin Baldwin Senior HV Research Lead explaining why its inclusion in health visiting is so important 👇👶🏿👶🏾👶🏼⭐️
Dr Sharin Baldwin, Senior Health Visitor Research Lead @ihealthvisiting, shares how the baby-centric focus of the ADBB training has enhanced the practice of health visitors by helping them better understand the ways babies express themselves.
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Our fantastic HVs Heidi Fewings Karen Hardy Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust justine rooke committed to practice and opportunities to improve parent-infant relationships - Hull
We’re delighted to publish the positive findings from this study funded by The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood today📣
The modified ADBB tool was very workable within universal health visiting 👶🏿👶🏼👶🏾⭐️
Enormous thanks to The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood our research team. Expert Advisor Group & HVs involved👇