A systematic review of the use of the concept family resilience in interventions with families with children and young people.

Objective: To review the evidence on using family resilience as a concept in interventions by public health nurses/health visitors with families with children and young people as part of an evaluation of the evidence base for the Family Resilience Assessment Instrument and Tool (FRAIT). FRAIT was developed by University faculty with Health Visitors and a Community of Practice in Wales, and is used by Health Visitors in Wales with families with children under 5 years to assess family resilience.

Method: A standard Cochrane Systematic Review methodology was used to review published literature.

Speaking the same language - a scoping review to identify the terminology associated with social prescribing.

Aim: To identify the social prescribing-related terminology within the peer-reviewed literature of the UK and the grey literature from Wales.

Background: Social prescribing has seen a period of development that has been accompanied by a proliferation of related terminology and a lack of standardisation in the manner in which it is employed. This creates barriers to engagement and impairs communication, both between professionals and members of the public.