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The National Child Measurement Programme (NCMP) is one of the few universal touchpoints for child health in the UK, offering a unique opportunity to engage with families and children in a meaningful and proactive way about their health. Yet, despite its broad reach and potential, the programme remains underutilised as a tool for genuine intervention. Traditionally, the NCMP letter has served as a standardised notification to parents about their child’s weight status.

The ability to share information across child healthcare, social care, and education to better support children is clearly crucial...

A recent analysis by The Health Foundation "Tech to Save Time: How the NHS Can Realise the Benefits" highlights a critical issue we see...

Children and Young People's Services work tirelessly to manage screenings, immunisations, school nursing & more