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Jane Dingley Health Visitor
Ruth Sabin Nursery Nurse
Alison Lochrie Assistant Health Visitor
Jane
Dingley
(Full Time)
RGN. BSC(Hons)N.Studies.
BSC(Hons)
Community Health
Nursing ( Health Visiting).
Specialist Practitioner Public
Health/ N.
Prescribing
Practice Educator( Health Visitor)
Jane
qualified as a nurse in 1986 and worked on medicine, surgery, vascular,
haematology and ear, nose and throat departments at Leicester Royal Infirmary.
She obtained her nursing studies degree in 1992 and her health visiting
degree in 1996. Since then she has
worked as a health visitor at Keyworth and has also undertaken the practice
teacher course. Jane is a mentor
and facilitator to H.V degree students during their 10 months degree course. Finally Jane is also a registered nurse prescriber.
Alison Lochrie
SEN
( Health Care Assistant) (Works 2 days a week Mon & Tues)
Working with Health Visitor in child
health clinic and New Mums Group
Qualified as an enrolled nurse in 1983.
Originally working in coronary care and then returning after having a family,
nursing the elderly in the private sector.
Recently qualified in basic sports injury and massage.
Ruth Sabin (3 days a week)
NNEB qualified Nottingham 1985
IAIM (International association of infant massage) 1998
Foster mother of 'Chernobyl children' (Nottingham branch of Chernobyl Children's
Life Line)
Family worker for social services with a family centre
Education authority- within an Early Years Unit and Infant School in the
City of Nottingham
Special needs support assistant within an infant school/nursery unit
Last 6 years working with under 16s and their children in a young mothers unit
in Nottingham
Married with 2 children
Family
health visitors (Public Health
Practitioners)
Walk in clinic Mon 2.00pm
– 4.00pm
There is a new 'Busy
Babies Group'
The
health visitors are available to advise on child development, immunisations and
childcare. Baby weighing facilities are available. Jane is an approved
nurse prescriber and is able to issue prescriptions for some childhood
ailments. Please do not bring ill children to these clinics
as it may pass infection on to others.
Welfare foods are available at the clinic and as well as vitamin drops.
The
health visitor can be contacted on 0115 9375426 to make an appointment for a
private consultation on a variety of issues, for example toileting, Sleep
management, behaviour management, immunisations, health promotion, post –
natal depression, feeding advice, weaning etc.
Stephanie Waterhouse and Jane Dingley do antenatal classes on Wednesday
afternoons.
Health
Visitors also have a duty to protect children and are therefore trained in child
protection issues.
On
Wednesday mornings there is a post-natal group for new mothers and their babies.
Invitations are sent to all new mothers by the health visitor inviting
them to attend a 5-7 week post-natal group.
Subjects include, play, weaning, sleep management, safety, baby massage,
minor ailments in babies etc.
The
health visitors can be phoned on weekdays for advice on (0115) 9375426 If they
are unavailable a message will be taken (until 4-30pm) and they will phone back
when they return to the office.
Parents can also ring NHS direct for advice on 08454647
Scheduled
medical checks (such as the 6 week old baby check) are done by Dr Jenkinson on
routine surgery appointments. They
can also be done at the same time as The Maternal Post-natal check for his and
Dr Langridge's antenatal patients. (Dr
Jenkinson, Dr Langridge and Dr O'Donoghue are approved to undertake Child Health Surveillance).
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