1 resultado para Brain-development
em Institute of Public Health in Ireland, Ireland
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Resumo:
The conference aims to provide input from national and international experts in the field of early years who will contribute to a debate about how stakeholders in Northern Ireland can progress this key agenda.Conference purpose• To inform stakeholders of the science of early years /early brain development and the links between support in antenatal and early years and improved outcomes in health, education, social and emotional development;• To highlight key local developments such as Family Nurse Partnerships;• To consider the economic benefits across society based on successful early years approaches;• To showcase emerging community and city approaches to early years interventions;• To promote and agree follow up actions.