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ALMOST 50 PER CENT OF HEALTH VISITORS THINK it is Tikely'a child death, such as that of Baby P, could occur in their trust or board, a survey has revealed.
The Unite/CPHVA survey was conducted by the Unite Health Visiting Occupational Advisory Committee (HVOAC) in June and July this year.
Of the 751 responses, 10 per cent said it was'very likely'that such a death would occur, with a further...
