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Neonatal nurses are specially trained to care for babies who are premature or unwell when they're born. They usually work within specialist neonatal units in the hospital or in the community. They also have an important role in providing support for parents whose babies need neonatal care.
This document contains a comprehensive approach to identifying those at risk as they enter the maternity service, to helping those enduring PTSD or depression due to or accentuated by their maternity experiences, to supporting those who experience a perinatal loss.
In the UK, as part of the NHS there are two main models of care: midwife-led care and consultant-led care. At your first, or ‘booking’ appointment with your midwife you will be asked lots of questions to determine whether you are at low or higher risk of complications during your pregnancy and whether referral to an Obstetrician, a doctor ...
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This is an RCN report. A report produced from the analysis of a workforce survey designed to explore the employment and role-specific training and continuing professional development (CPD) of registered nurses and unregistered support staff working in maternity services across the UK.
Maternity safeguarding. Maternity services play a crucial role with regards to safeguarding and the Think Family agenda. From work with the maternity transformation programme, NHS Safeguarding has created a National Maternity Safeguarding Network.
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Your antenatal team are the health and care professionals looking after you during your pregnancy - including midwives, family nurses and obstetricians. Find out how these people will help and support you and your baby.
