Improving maternal and infant nutrition: a framework for action
Actions which can be taken by NHS Boards, local authorities and others to improve the nutrition of pregnant women, babies and young children.
Appendix 2: Membership of sub-groups
Education, training and practice development sub-group |
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Monica Thompson (Chair) |
Programme Director, NHS Education for Scotland |
Ruth Campbell |
Infant Nutrition Co-ordinator, Child & Maternal Health Division, Scottish Government |
Kathryn Chisholm |
Policy Officer, Early Education & Childcare, Scottish Government |
Jane Crawford |
Scottish Childminding Association |
Fiona Dagge-Bell |
Clinical Development & Improvement Team Leader, Women's, Children's & Specialist Services, NHS Quality Improvement Scotland |
Kirsty Darwent |
Breastfeeding Supporter & Tutor, The Breastfeeding Network |
David Elder |
Learning & Development Adviser, NHS Health Scotland |
Liz Martin |
Learning & Development Adviser, NHS Health Scotland |
Dr Morag Martindale |
General Practitioner, NHS Tayside (representing Royal College of General Practitioners) |
Lesley McCranor |
Manager, Healthy Valleys Healthy Living Initiative (representing community & voluntary sector) |
Theresa McElhone |
UNICEF Baby Friendly Initiative Professional Officer for Scotland |
Karen McFadden |
Senior Nurse, South West Glasgow CHCP (representing Local Authorities) |
Joanne McNish |
Food & Health Adviser, Learning & Teaching Scotland |
Iolanda Serci |
Lecturer, Robert Gordon University |
Helen Summers |
Health Improvement Lead - Food & Health, NHS Borders (representing NHS Public Health Nutrition Group) |
Nina Roberts |
Education & Workforce Development Adviser, Scottish Social Services Council |
Marjory Thomson |
Professional Adviser - Nutrition, Scottish Commission for the Regulation of Care |
Linda Wolfson |
Infant Feeding Co-ordinator, NHS Glasgow & Clyde (representing Scottish Infant Feeding Advisers Network) |
Communication and engagement for behaviour change sub-group |
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Dr Cathy Higginson (Chair) |
Programme Manager: Food & Health, NHS Health Scotland (also representing NHS Public Health Nutrition Group) |
Ruth Boddie |
Service Manager, Scottish Pre-School Play Association |
Ruth Campbell |
Infant Nutrition Co-ordinator, Child & Maternal Health Division, Scottish Government |
Janet Dalzell |
Breastfeeding Co-ordinator, NHS Tayside (representing Scottish Infant Feeding Advisers Network) |
Bill Gray |
Community Food and Health (Scotland) |
Morag MacKellar |
Public Health Nutritionist, NHS Forth Valley (representing NHS Public Health Nutrition Group) |
Marion McPhillips |
Infant Feeding Adviser, NHS Glasgow & Clyde (representing Scottish Infant Feeding Advisers Network) |
Judy Ormond |
Children's Services Strategy Officer, West Dunbartonshire Council |
Barbara Purdie |
Community Development Worker, National Childbirth Trust |
Helen Ryall |
Programme Manager for Maternal & Infant Health, NHS Health Scotland |
Natalie Smart |
Communications Manager, NHS Health Scotland |
Nina Torbett |
Health Promotion Development Manager, Scottish Centre for Healthy Working Lives |
Research, monitoring and evaluation sub-group |
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Dr Julie Armstrong (Chair) |
Senior Lecturer in Public Health Nutrition, Glasgow Caledonian University |
Eden Anderson |
La Leche League |
Ruth Astbury |
Infant Feeding Adviser, NHS Forth Valley (representing Scottish Infant Feeding Advisers Network) |
Ruth Campbell |
Infant Nutrition Co-ordinator, Child & Maternal Health Division, Scottish Government |
Louise Flanagan |
Public Health Information Manager, NHS Health Scotland |
Dr Diana Flynn |
Consultant Paediatrician, NHS Glasgow & Clyde |
Gavin MacColl |
Analytical Services Division, Scottish Government |
Anne Milne |
Diet & Nutrition Advisor, Food Standards Agency Scotland |
Alastair Philp |
Information Services Division, NHS National Services Scotland |
Judith Tait |
Information Services Division, NHS National Services Scotland |
Joyce Thompson |
Dietetic Consultant in Public Health Nutrition, NHS Tayside (representing NHS Public Health Nutrition Group) |
Dr Kate Woodman |
Public Health Adviser, NHS Health Scotland |
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