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West Sussex public health and social research team are currently conducting a survey to get some views from professionals working with pregnant women and/or families with children under 1 year old. This is part of an evaluation of a new referral pathway to support pregnant women and/or partners who use alcohol and/or are experiencing parental conflict. Findings from this survey will be used to inform further work to help professionals support families with alcohol related issues. The survey will take less than 10 minutes to complete.
All information provided is kept confidential and no identifiable information will be used in the report.
If you have any questions about the interview, please contact Verity Pinkney on 0330 22 25320 (Verity.Pinkney@westsussex.gov.uk) or Ally Katsande on 0330 333 5602 on (Aloisia.Katsande@westsussex.gov.uk ).
West Sussex public health and social research team are currently conducting a survey to get some views from professionals working with pregnant women and/or families with children under 1 year old. This is part of an evaluation of a new referral pathway to support pregnant women and/or partners who use alcohol and/or are experiencing parental conflict. Findings from this survey will be used to inform further work to help professionals support families with alcohol related issues. The survey will take less than 10 minutes to complete.
All information provided is kept confidential and no identifiable information will be used in the report.
If you have any questions about the interview, please contact Verity Pinkney on 0330 22 25320 (Verity.Pinkney@westsussex.gov.uk) or Ally Katsande on 0330 333 5602 on (Aloisia.Katsande@westsussex.gov.uk ).
