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General practitioners have an important role in looking after patients in their homes and within the communities where they live. They are part of a much wider team whose role includes promoting, preventing and initiating treatment. GPs look after patients with chronic illness, with the aim to keep people in their own homes and ensuring they are as well as they possibly can be.GPs are often the first point of contact for anyone with a physical or mental health problem and patients can be at their most anxious

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Prison nurses employed either directly by the prison service, by the NHS or by organisations delivering services on behalf of the NHS. You may work in open prisons, high secure units, women’s prisons or young offenders’ institutes.

You are likely to work within a general practice setting within a prison. You’ll work with a range of other professionals including GPs and other doctors, pharmacists, psychological therapists and prison staff.

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Prison nurse

Prison nurses do a similar role to nurses working in general practice but with a greater focus on mental health problems and substance misuse.

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-Make sure patients use their medicine carefully
-Help patients manage long term conditions
- Provide information about potential  side effects

Skills needed:
Science skills
Good customer skills
Willing to supervise others

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my fancy wall of swagger

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-show children and adults how to look after their teeth and gums.
-They work in hospitals and in community dental services

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Work with newborn to adolescents
Children's nurses need to be able to spot when a child's health takes a turn for the worse, which can often happen rapidly.
Work in:
Hospitals
Child's home
Day care centers
Child health clinics

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Provide safety for the child if they are getting abused
Gives advice to the child if they are not behaving pro
Provides help If they are suffering from depression or anxiety.
Referring to another professional such as youth club worker

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- Consider how people think and behave, their experiences of the world and how they function in their everyday life.
- They use psychological and psychotherapeutic theory and research.
- They work to reduce psychological distress and to promote the well-being of individuals, groups and their families.
- Work in general and psychiatric hospitals and GP surgeries.
- They work with children, adults, couples and families.

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~Work in intensive care, high dependency and special care baby units, providing 24 hour care in Acute hospitals.
~Supporting parents of the baby at a time when they themselves are anxious an stressed. Encourage them to take an active role in the care of the baby
~Preparing and checking medications
~Managing baby fluids
~Recording observations and documenting a baby’s care.

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-reduce the impact of future re-offending.
-sexual offending, violence and aggression, interpersonal and social skills and intervention to help stop illicit drug and or alcohol use.
- UK is HM Prison Service

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Psychiatrist - diagnose and treat mental disorders of people of varying ages and can prescribe drugs