Journal of Family Health Care

Following the inaugural UK Nutrition Day, Hugh Maclennan, Project Manager for School Meal Improvement for Buckinghamshire County Council, spoke to JFHC about how the council is working to improve children's eating habits in the area.

After a hectic two days of hearing experts speak, filming, reporting and networking, the Journal team are pleased to declare the second JFHC Live event a success.

Editor Penny Hosie looks forward, with excitement, to next week's JFHC Live.

Some local authorities are now implementing the MASH information sharing model – and lives could potentially depend upon its success. Andrew Chilvers reports.

New Scottish government statistics have shown that rising costs of childcare and an increasing reliance on support from grandparents are threatening to undermine improvements in child health and development north of the border. Richard Hook investigates.

While failures to protect vulnerable children continue to hit the headlines, leaders in child protection are starting to build integrated teams around new multi-agency safeguarding hubs, commonly referred to as MASH. In the first of a two-part special report, Pavilion Editorial Director Andrew Chilvers delves into the background of key developments, with people on the frontline of delivery.