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Health News: Public Health - Inter-agency work must be 'routine'

The involvement of social services is vital if the government is to improve its record on child health, ministers have been warned.

In its response to a government consultation on public health, the British Association of Social Workers called for greater investment to ensure a social worker is placed in every primary care health centre.

Mark Jones, director of the Community Practitioners' and Health Visitors' Association, said: "We only work together when there is a crisis - there is neither inter-agency work on a routine basis or the capacity to deal with issues in a preventative sense."

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