Reducing risk of hip problems in babies
A project led by the North Cumbria and North East Screening and Immunisation Team has helped to strengthen the newborn and infant physical examination screening pathway and identify best practice tips.
Kirsty McLanders
Kirsty is a Screening and Immunisation Manager for the diabetic eye, abdominal aortic aneurysm, antenatal and newborn screening programmes in North Cumbria and the North East
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