NHS Lanarkshire will support and train people to deliver brief intervention on key health topics to their service users including; diet, exercise, healthy heart, smoking cessation, oral health care and promote the importance of health checks
NHS Lanarkshire will support and train people to deliver brief intervention on key health topics to their service users including; diet, exercise, healthy heart, smoking cessation, oral health care and promote the importance of health checks. This 2 day programme aims to increase awareness and knowledge of health improvement topics and the impact on wellbeing.
What is required?
As well as a commitment to attend two days training to become a Health Champion, in addition you will have:
Skills
Knowledge
Experience
Attitude
Commitment
Dates are now available for:
14th & 15th june 2017 9.30am to 4.00pm , 20th &21st September 2017 9.30-4.00pm
Whitehill Neighbourhood Centre, 9 Hunter Road, Whitehill, Hamilton, ML3 0LH
Parking is available.
Lunch will be provided , please contact if you have any special dietary requirements.
If you would like to become a Health Champion, please contact:
Sharon Rankine, Nurse Specialist – Mental Health Lead
Stop Smoking Service, NHS Lanarkshire, First Floor, Gigha Ward,
Beckford Lodge, Caird Street, Hamilton, ML3 0AL
Telephone: 01698 456219 / 07580985255
Email: sharon.rankine@lanarkshire.scot.nhs.uk
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