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Delivering effective early intervention for high-risk infants and their families in a coordinated and co-produced way. Coaching is at the heart of Ei SMART, a strong point during virtual consultations.

A pilot project to see if the presence of an occupational therapist working innovatively with collaborators in housing & local authority can impact on length of stay.

KidzHub is a single point of access for families across the region to get high risk / complex medication delivered quickly, safely and close to home

Advice, education and emotional support for families of children immediately after autism diagnosis. This will be developed and led through collaboration between GNCH and the North East Autism Society.

COVID19 created anxiety and resulted in mixed media messages. However parental decisions about unwell children during lockdown were generally proportionate and safe. We should celebrate and support this going forward.

To embed digital communications with families developed during COVID-19 in the management of critically ill newborn infants transferred for cooling treatment.

The creation of child-friendly, engaging, accessible, support and guidance videos for children with ADHD within our services.

Develop a live library of resources and information to improve connections & relationships between Gateway and C&V sector to optimise opportunities & benefit children & families in need of Early…

Progress and develop online resources for families accessing AHP services in the Northern Health and Social Care Trust to support their ongoing needs effectively whilst minimising face to face contact

NHS Trusts partnering with LatchAid, an easy-to-use breastfeeding support app using cutting-edge 3D interactive & AI technology to help mothers learn vital breastfeeding skills, connect with peers and get professional…

This project aims to triage referrals of sick children more accurately into home or hospital care using machine learning techniques that incorporate clinical and non clinical risk factors

The Junior Health Sciences Academy (JHSA) aims to inspire young people to be champions for health promotion in their schools, understand and learn about a career in health.

The project is designed to support families and stop children with a disability being admitted to the care system when normal support systems are disrupted or withdrawn.

We will be evaluating of Leo's Neonatal “Nurture Project” in the North East of England in response to Covid-19 to determine its impact and accessibility to generate scalable learning

We want to capitalise on a partnership we forged during COVID-19 to pilot peer support for parents of children in receipt of CAMHS.

COVID-19 instigated a rapid shift towards telehealth, leading to positive outcomes but also challenges. We want to ensure change leads to improvements, shaping new and better services for the future.

Employment of a pathway coordinator to embed a new 24/7 mental health helpline designed to respond to the needs of young people affected directly or indirectly by the pandemic.