\nA key worker is chosen in consultation with the parent and can be:\n\nA health or care professional already working with the family\n\nor\n\nA parent or carer or someone close to the family\n\n","blocks":{"contentData":[],"settingsData":[]}} Dive Deeper Who Is It For? The Norfolk Key Worker Service is offered to disabled children and young people, from birth to age 18 (19 if in a complex needs school), who: Are registered with a GP within gr

Data Controller:Cambridgeshire Community Services NHS Trust ICO Registration:-  Z2187662Purpose for Using Data:The service uses personal data as outlined below in order to coordinate care for service users, including: Enabling online access to self-care resources, webinars, web chat, health quizzes and health as... Special Category Condition: Public interest Third Party Source of Data: Child Health Information Service (CHIS) GP Acute hospital (e

  Our team of children’s nurses work closely with parents and carers, as well as other health and care professionals, to offer nursing care and support to children and families across Norfolk (except Great Yarmouth).  Dive Deeper The Care We Offer By caring for children in their own homes, we aim to enable children and their families... The Medicom Team will ask you about your child’s health and pass your call on to one of our nurses, if appropriate

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This information can be helpful when you discuss concerns with your GP or health visitor, who may ask to build up more information about your child before referring yo... If you have any concerns about your child’s progress, or if your child has any specific health or developmental needs, your Assistant Practitioner can offer further assessment and advice... It provides reliable and trustworthy advice and support on lots of health and wellbeing topics

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We are a specialist level 2 service which means that these problems should first be addressed by universal services such as health visitors, school nurses, GPs or Just One Number... Referrals can be made to the Children’s Continence Service if advice and support from universal services (health visitors, school nurses, GPs or Just One Number) haven’t improved the continence problem