A short survey to gather views from those who have accessed the Communicating Every Day parent programme from Paediatric Speech and Language Therapy.
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Thank you for taking the time to watch Runny Honey as part of the justice wide strategy Supporting Change: A strategy for women and girls in or at risk of contact with the justice system.
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Thank you for taking the time to watch Runny Honey as part of the justice wide strategy Supporting Change: A strategy for women and girls in or at risk of contact with the justice system.
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In Antrim Area Neonatal Unit we strive to provide the best possible care for the babies in the Unit. We feel passionate about involving parents / caregivers as much as possible, so that they become partners in the care delivery process. One way of achieving this was to teach parents / caregivers how to tube feed their baby.
You were one of those parents / caregivers, and we would really appreciate a few moments of your time to complete this short survey.
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This consultation proposes an increase to the fees for some services provided by the Driver and Vehicle Agency (DVA). These include:
practical driving tests
vehicle tests for roadworthiness and roadside enforcement
The fees for practical driving tests have largely stayed the same for almost 15 years while most vehicle test fees have remained the same for over 18 years.
The income DVA receives from fees must cover the costs of the...More
The Human Resource Consultancy Services (HRCS) branch, in the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (NISRA), produces a range of HR related statistics on staff within the Northern Ireland Civil Service (NICS). These statistics include Quarterly Reports on Employment in the Northern Ireland Civil Service (see link below).
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The Northern Ireland Concessionary Fares Scheme (the Scheme) was established to promote accessible public transport for members of the community who are most at risk of social exclusion. It aims to do so by providing free and discounted fares on public transport for some groups of people.
This consultation sets out the changes that we are thinking about making to the Scheme (now and in the future) and asks you questions about how these...More
Why is a review important?
In the coming months a team of health professionals at the hospital will hold a meeting and review your and your baby’s care. This review process will help us explain to you what happened and why your baby died.
The learning from the review of every baby’s death is important to help us improve services for women and their babies in the future.
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Hello,
Thank you so much for taking the time to complete this scoping survey to help direct the development of a new resource.
I am keen that this new resource is as flexible, useful and user friendly as possible for the people who will be using it - you! The vision for the resource is that you will have all that you and the children you work with need to know about having a healthy diet and lifestyle at their age. In the questions that follow, you will help to determine which...More
Please take about five minutes to respond to the questions below about the session. Your responses are anonymous. What you write will help us make the session more responsive to your concerns. Thanks for taking the time to do this.
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We hope you enjoyed and found the programme you completed useful. Please fill in the following evaluation to help us develop and improve the sessions and materials.
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Your response to the following questions will allow us to identify areas of need/development opportunities and allow us to specifically target any concerns. If you are scoring at a level of 4/5 it would be reasonable to expect limited progress/development of your skills as they are already within the very confident range.
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The Belfast Health and Social Care Trust has developed the draft Carer Strategy ‘Caring Together in Belfast 2023 Onwards’. This strategy sets out the vision, priorities and actions which unpaid and family carers across Belfast Trust have told us are important to them. The draft strategy has been developed in partnership with the Carer Network, which is a representative group of carers.
This strategy sets out the vision, priorities and actions that carers across Belfast...More
The six Health and Social Care Trusts in Northern Ireland (including the NI Ambulance Trust) have worked in partnership to develop new draft Equality and Disability Action Plans for 2023-28.
These draft equality and disability action plans outline the proposed actions to be undertaken by the Health and Social Care Trusts over the next 5 years to respectively address Section 75 inequalities, and to promote positive attitudes towards people with a disability and to...More