iHV Insights webinars are usually one-hour sessions focused on key contemporary topics in health visiting, to support continuing professional development (CPD). Each webinar provides learning opportunities to hear from a panel of leading experts in their field.
Please note: Webinar recordings are available for up to 2 years from the original event date.
17 September 2026 - Lessons We Can’t Ignore: Translating Evidence on Black Maternal Health into Health Visiting Practice
🔒 Member-only
10 September 2026 - How health visitors can support a new groundbreaking scientific study of babies born in 2026
20 August 2026 - Strong Starts in Communication: Early Identification and Support for Every Child
🔒 Member-only
18 June 2026 - iHV Insights Xtra: Spot the Signs. Change a Life: The important role of health visiting in early identification of SMA
23 April 2026 - Little Sparks, Big Starts: how health visiting can promote baby brain development
26 March 2026 - Strengthening Safeguarding Practice: Professional Curiosity and Confident Challenge
🔒 Member-only
16 October 2025 - The power of asking: Supporting families around alcohol use
🔒 Member-only
18 September 2025 - Smoking in Pregnancy and Beyond: progress, challenges and opportunities
🔒 Member-only
20 March 2025 - Protecting lives: Health Visitors’ role in vaccination success
🔒 Member-only
20 February 2025 - Safeguarding: Bruising in Non-Mobile Infants - Accidental, Medical or Non-Accidental
🔒 Member-only
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The webinar recordings on this page are provided for individual educational and informational purposes only. The views expressed are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect those of the Institute of Health Visiting (iHV). The information in these webinars and associated materials was accurate and peer-reviewed at the time of publication. However, evidence and best practice may change over time, and advice should always be tailored to individual circumstances. The inclusion of references, content, or links from external organisations does not imply endorsement by the iHV. The iHV does not warrant or guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the information provided and cannot accept liability for its use. Please always exercise your own professional judgement.