Jenny Woodman

University College London

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Stephen Morris

RAND Professor of Health Services Research, University of Cambridge

University of Cambridge

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Emily Emmott

University College London

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Claire Powell

University College London

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Katie Harron

Associate Professor

University College London

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Jenny Shand

Associate Professor of Health Services and Population Research

University College London

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Ruth Gilbert

Professor

University College London

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Sally Kendall

Professor of Community nUrsing and Public Health

University of Kent

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helen weatherly

Professor

University of York

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Laura Paulauskaite

University College London

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Pia Hardelid

University College London Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health

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Kate Shiells

University of Bristol

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Jane Barlow

University of Oxford

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Jenny Woodman

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Access to primary care for children and young people (CYP) in the UK: a scoping review of CYP’s, caregivers’ and healthcare professionals’ views and experiences of facilitators and barriers

Patient and caregiver characteristics associated with differential use of primary care for children and young people in the UK: a scoping review

How does health visiting in the first year of life vary by family characteristics? A longitudinal analysis of administrative data

Care-experienced young people’s views and experiences of accessing general practice and dental services and attending health reviews in England: a qualitative study

Can administrative data be used to research health visiting in England? A completeness assessment of the Community Services Dataset

Local area variation in health visiting contacts across England for children under age 5: a cross-sectional analysis of administrative data in England 2018-2020

Parental decision making about safer sleep practices: A qualitative study of the perspectives of families with additional health and social care needs

A Behaviour Change Analysis of Safer Sleep Interventions for Infants at Risk of Sudden and Unexpected Death

Perinatal healthcare for women at risk of children’s social care involvement: a qualitative survey of professionals in England

Study protocol: evaluation of the 0–5 public health investment in England – a mixed-methods study integrating analyses of national linked administrative data with in-depth case studies

‘On paper, you’re normal’: narratives of unseen health needs among women who have had children removed from their care

Study protocol: a mixed-methods study to evaluate which health visiting models in England are most promising for mitigating the harms of adverse childhood experiences.

Child and family-focused interventions for child maltreatment and domestic abuse: development of core outcome sets

Changes in adolescents’ planned hospital care during the COVID-19 pandemic: analysis of linked administrative data

Variation in health visiting contacts for children in England: cross-sectional analysis of the 2–2½ year review using administrative data (Community Services Dataset, CSDS)

Measuring disadvantage in the early years in the UK: A systematic scoping review

‘What about the dads?’ Linking fathers and children in administrative data: A systematic scoping review

Explaining local variation in referrals from health services to children’s social care in England 2013–16: a study using ‘children in need’ administrative data

Which children in England see the health visiting team and how often?

Collaborators (12)

Stephen Morris

Emily Emmott

Claire Powell

Katie Harron

Jenny Shand

Ruth Gilbert

Sally Kendall

helen weatherly

Laura Paulauskaite

Pia Hardelid

Kate Shiells

Jane Barlow

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