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Universal, Universal Plus and Universal Partnership Plus have also been superseded and instead reference is made to universal, targeted and specialist services. As previously, High Impact Areas and commissioning guides, that accompany and should be used in conjunction with this service model, have also been refreshed to reflect the updated model and include current context and references to related plans and programmes. The package is intended to support decision-making on the commissioning and provision of public health support for children aged 0 to It will therefore be of interest to local authorities as well as commissioners, health visiting and school nursing provider services, partners including the NHS, voluntary sector, and children, young people and families.
It should be read alongside the Healthy Child Programme 0 to 19 , health visitor and school nurse commissioning , the public health nursing workforce: guidance for employers and All Our Health , to ensure the Healthy Child Programme is delivered by an effective workforce and is focused on improving outcomes and reduce inequalities, sustaining high quality outcomes for children, young people, families, carers and local communities.
The Healthy Child Programme offers every family an evidence-base programme of interventions, including screening tests, immunisations, developmental reviews, and information and guidance to support parenting and healthy choices.
