Public health 5-19 - health conditions
These pages are here to offer first line information and guidance to schools for children with medical conditions; they include useful links and example health care plans.
It is so important that we work collaboratively to keep children with medical conditions safe in our schools.
We also need to ensure that children and young people with medical conditions and special educational needs have equal access to the learning environment and activities that the rest of the school population has.
Where possible we need to encourage self-management of the condition and promote the self-esteem of the child or young person, as many long term conditions can affect their emotional and mental health and wellbeing,
More specialist support for specific conditions can be accessed through your local area specialist nurse e.g. paediatric diabetic nurse or the child's GP practice.
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PH5-19 Bedwetting parent/carer factsheet (PDF 170K)
PH5-19 Constipation parent/carer factsheet (PDF 170K)
PH5-19 Dental care parent/carer factsheet (PDF 168K)
PH5-19 Head lice parent/carer factsheet (PDF 173K)
PH5-19 Health and development parent/carer factsheet (PDF 229K)
PH 5-19 Girl toileting chart (PDF 316K)
PH 5-19 Boy toileting chart (PDF 308K)
PH 5-19 Water Chart (PDF 242K)
Better Care Together is 11 health and care organisations across Morecambe Bay implementing new ways to enable the public to lead happier and healthier lives.
To support parents/carers and their families they have produced some self-care films about common childhood illnesses. Click on the links below to watch a short film about the condition.
If your child needs urgent medical attention call your usual out-of-hours GP services, go to your local emergency department or dial 999.
For more advice on staying well this winter visit www.nhs.uk/staywell
For further information about Better Care Together click here
