About the Interactive Pathways programme

• Pathway 1 - Healthy Pregnancy Pathway

  Pathway 1 - Healthy Pregnancy Pathway

  This session includes an interactive pathway which provides guidance for local commissioners and service providers on the delivery of prevention interventions to promote healthy pregnancy. More specifically, it includes guidance on intervention and support at every level of need (community, universal, targeted and specialist) from preconception to six to eight weeks post-partum.  The session also provides links to related wider guidance and useful tools, and outlines recommendations for the development of an effective local offer.

  https://www.e-lfh.org.uk/healthy-pregnancy-pathway/index.html

   

• Pathway 2 - Speech, language and communication

  Pathway 2 - Speech, language and communication

  This session includes an interactive pathway which provides guidance for local commissioners and service providers on the delivery of an early years speech, language and communication pathway. More specifically, it includes guidance on intervention and support at every level of need (community, universal, targeted and specialist) from pregnancy to five years.  The session also provides links to related wider guidance and useful tools, and outlines recommendations for the development of an effective local offer. This pathway is an interactive version of the guidance published by Public Health England and Department for Education: Best start in SLC: Guidance to support local commissioners and service leads (2020).

  https://www.e-lfh.org.uk/phe-slc-pathway/

• Pathway 3 - Healthy Child Programme Schedule of interventions

  Pathway 3 - Healthy Child Programme Schedule of interventions

  The healthy child programme (HCP) schedules of intervention have been withdrawn. They have been supplanted by the newly refreshed HCP guidance. This guidance includes delivery of the healthy child programme and associated high impact area framework.

  The healthy child programme delivery guidance provides a structured schedule of evidence-based health and development reviews, health needs assessments and interventions, led by qualified specialist community public health nurses and supported by skill mix teams.

  The high-impact area framework translates the principles of the delivery guidance into actionable priorities across the 0 to 19 pathway.

  The framework enables the shaping of service delivery to meet public health priorities and improve outcomes for babies, children, young people and families.