Sylvia ShearerPolicy Analyst/Branch Head, <strong>Maternal</strong> & <strong>Infant</strong> Health,Scottish Government (from March 2010)Susan Stewart Associate Director of Nursing & Midwifery, NHSLanarkshire (representing Royal College of MidwivesLead Midwives Group)Monica Thompson Programme Director, NHS Education <strong>for</strong> Scotl<strong>and</strong>Marjory Thomson Professional Adviser – <strong>Nutrition</strong>, Scottish Commission <strong>for</strong>the Regulation of CareMike WatsonBranch Head, <strong>Maternal</strong> & <strong>Infant</strong> Health, ScottishGovernment (until December 2009)Dr Kate Woodman Public Health Adviser, NHS Health Scotl<strong>and</strong> (from March2010)Helen YewdallPublic Health Practitioner, NHS Lothian (representingCommunity Practitioners & Health Visitors Association)
Appendix 2: Membership of sub-groupsEducation, training <strong>and</strong> practice development sub-groupMonica Thompson (Chair) Programme Director, NHS Education <strong>for</strong> Scotl<strong>and</strong>Ruth Campbell<strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Nutrition</strong> Co-ordinator, Child & <strong>Maternal</strong> HealthDivision, Scottish GovernmentKathryn Chisholm Policy Officer, Early Education & Childcare, ScottishGovernmentJane Craw<strong>for</strong>dScottish Childminding AssociationFiona Dagge-Bell Clinical Development & Improvement Team Leader,Women’s, Children’s & Specialist Services, NHS QualityImprovement Scotl<strong>and</strong>Kirsty DarwentBreastfeeding Supporter & Tutor, The BreastfeedingNetworkDavid ElderLearning & Development Adviser, NHS Health Scotl<strong>and</strong>Liz MartinLearning & Development Adviser, NHS Health Scotl<strong>and</strong>Dr Morag Martindale General Practitioner, NHS Tayside (representing RoyalCollege of General Practitioners)Lesley McCranor Manager, Healthy Valleys Healthy Living Initiative(representing community & voluntary sector)Theresa McElhone UNICEF Baby Friendly Initiative Professional Officer <strong>for</strong>Scotl<strong>and</strong>Karen McFadden Senior Nurse, South West Glasgow CHCP (representingLocal Authorities)Joanne McNishFood & Health Adviser, Learning & Teaching Scotl<strong>and</strong>Iol<strong>and</strong>a SerciLecturer, Robert Gordon UniversityHelen Summers Health Improvement Lead – Food & Health, NHS Borders(representing NHS Public Health <strong>Nutrition</strong> Group)Nina RobertsEducation & Work<strong>for</strong>ce Development Adviser, ScottishSocial Services CouncilMarjory Thomson Professional Adviser – <strong>Nutrition</strong>, Scottish Commission <strong>for</strong>the Regulation of CareLinda Wolfson<strong>Infant</strong> Feeding Co-ordinator, NHS Glasgow & Clyde(representing Scottish <strong>Infant</strong> Feeding Advisers Network)Communication <strong>and</strong> engagement <strong>for</strong> behaviour change sub-groupDr Cathy Higginson(Chair)Ruth BoddieRuth CampbellJanet DalzellBill GrayMorag MacKellarProgramme Manager: Food & Health, NHS HealthScotl<strong>and</strong> (also representing NHS Public Health <strong>Nutrition</strong>Group)Service Manager, Scottish Pre-School Play Association<strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Nutrition</strong> Co-ordinator, Child & <strong>Maternal</strong> HealthDivision, Scottish GovernmentBreastfeeding Co-ordinator, NHS Tayside (representingScottish <strong>Infant</strong> Feeding Advisers Network)Community Food <strong>and</strong> Health (Scotl<strong>and</strong>)Public Health <strong>Nutrition</strong>ist, NHS Forth Valley (representingNHS Public Health <strong>Nutrition</strong> Group)
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