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The PARENT (develoPing an Alcohol Risk rEduction pathway with pareNts and health visiTors) study is an NIHR-funded mixed methods study with the aim of exploring current practice among Health Visitors (HVs) regarding alcohol assessment and advice
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PARENT study @parentstudy.bsky.social · Jun 3
📣Calling health visitors!📣 We want your views on alcohol conversations and advice. If you work in England and deliver Healthy Child Programme we want to hear from you. Our survey takes no more than 20 minutes to complete and will give us valuable insights for the next stages of this project. Link👇
Determining how Health Visitors can be agents of change alongside parents in reducing the prevalence/mitigating the risk of alcohol related developmental disorders in England: exploratory mixed method...
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We have made some progress on the project and are proud to share the latest version of our project's newsletter with you!
PARENT NEWSLETTER ISSUE 2, DECEMBER 2025, STAGE 1 SURVEY COMPLETED, The first stage of the project included gathering information about Health Visitors' practice regarding having a dialogue about alcohol. We collected a total of 394 responses and the team is now working on the analysis of these. We will update on the findings of the survey once the analysis is complete. STAGE 2 - FOCUS GROUPS: Stage 2 of the project involves focus groups with Health Visitors to explore in more depth what we learned from the survey. To date we have held focus groups with 15 Health Visitors in Hull, Humber, ERY, and Derbyshire areas. The next one will be held on 11 December.  Health Visitors have shared their views on the barriers they face having a dialogue about alcohol such as families not being honest about their alcohol consumption, a lack of privacy during the visits with too many people attending visits, or time constraints, for example, when parents have prepared their own list of things they would like to discuss during their health visits, alcohol isn’t amongst the listed topics. They have also made valuable suggestions for how to address these issues in the future, for example by making enquiring about alcohol a routine at every visit and adding information material such as inlays about alcohol risks during and post pregnancies to the Red Books  If you know of health visitors in Derbyshire who would be interested in taking part, please email Arne Muller at A.Mueller@hull.ac.uk. A £50 shopping voucher is offered to participants. RECENT PRESENTATIONS: Principle Investigators Lesley and Jayne presented at the Institute of Health Visiting's webinar "The power of asking: supporting families around alcohol use" in October. Research Fellow Arne and co-investigator Lolita presented at the NIHR Ethnic Minority Research Inclusion group in October. PUBLIC ADVISORY GROUP We have now set up a public advisory group which includes seven parents from Hull, The Humber, East Yorkshire and
December 11, 2025 at 10:01 AM
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⌛Final week of this important survey! ⌛Please share widely - we're looking for help from health visitors in England to provide insights into providing alcohol advice. Thank you!
parentstudy.bsky.social PARENT study @parentstudy.bsky.social · Jun 3
📣Calling health visitors!📣 We want your views on alcohol conversations and advice. If you work in England and deliver Healthy Child Programme we want to hear from you. Our survey takes no more than 20 minutes to complete and will give us valuable insights for the next stages of this project. Link👇
Determining how Health Visitors can be agents of change alongside parents in reducing the prevalence/mitigating the risk of alcohol related developmental disorders in England: exploratory mixed method...
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June 23, 2025 at 6:36 AM
parentstudy.bsky.social
📣Calling health visitors!📣 We want your views on alcohol conversations and advice. If you work in England and deliver Healthy Child Programme we want to hear from you. Our survey takes no more than 20 minutes to complete and will give us valuable insights for the next stages of this project. Link👇
Determining how Health Visitors can be agents of change alongside parents in reducing the prevalence/mitigating the risk of alcohol related developmental disorders in England: exploratory mixed method...
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June 3, 2025 at 3:40 PM
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parentstudy.bsky.social PARENT study @parentstudy.bsky.social · Apr 9
The PARENT project (DevleoPing an Alcohol Risk rEduction pathway with pareNts and health visiTors) is recruiting a Qualitative Researcher in Health Services Research for 12 months, closing 29 April. More information in the link below - please share

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Job Vacancy at the University of Hull: Qualitative Researcher in Health Services Research
We are seeking an experienced postdoctoral researcher with expertise in qualitative methods and health services research to join a multi-disciplinary team on the DevleoPing an Alcohol Risk rEduction p...
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April 21, 2025 at 3:38 PM
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Read Gr8 Voices blog on new @nihr.bsky.social funded #research project on developing an #alcohol risk reduction pathway by Jayne Walker @uniofhull.bsky.social
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April 16, 2025 at 3:42 PM
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What is PARENT, our NIHR-funded project, about? Chief investigator Jayne Walker explains in this blog on the Institute of Health Visiting! ✍️

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Understanding Parents’ and Health Visitors’ Perspectives on Alcohol Discussions - IHV
In support of a new research project on developing an alcohol risk reduction pathway, we are delighted to share this Voices blog by Jayne Walker, Deputy Head of School for the joint Schools of Nursing...
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April 17, 2025 at 6:20 AM
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The PARENT project (DevleoPing an Alcohol Risk rEduction pathway with pareNts and health visiTors) is recruiting a Qualitative Researcher in Health Services Research for 12 months, closing 29 April. More information in the link below - please share

jobs.hull.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx...
Job Vacancy at the University of Hull: Qualitative Researcher in Health Services Research
We are seeking an experienced postdoctoral researcher with expertise in qualitative methods and health services research to join a multi-disciplinary team on the DevleoPing an Alcohol Risk rEduction p...
jobs.hull.ac.uk
April 9, 2025 at 7:40 AM