Large regional gaps in health visitor services are leaving mothers and babies at risk

Wide regional disparities in England's health visitor services are leaving some new mothers and babies without vital early support, according to new data that experts warn are revealing serious gaps in care and putting children's health and development at risk. Dorothy Lepkowska explains

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Journal of family & child health.
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2026-01-02
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https://doi.org/10.12968/jfch.2026.0009
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Medical Research and Practices
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Large regional gaps in health visitor services are leaving mothers and babies at risk

Dorothy Lepkowska
Journal of family & child health.
Medical Research and Practices
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Large regional gaps in health visitor services are leaving mothers and babies at risk

Dorothy Lepkowska
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Abstract

Wide regional disparities in England's health visitor services are leaving some new mothers and babies without vital early support, according to new data that experts warn are revealing serious gaps in care and putting children's health and development at risk. Dorothy Lepkowska explains

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