Limited car parking 28/03 to 05/04

Dear Patients We have recently had a car collide into one of our car park walls. The wallrequires major repairs to make it safe long term. From the 28/03/2024 to05/04/2025 we will be losing 8 car parking spaces whilst our contractorsdemolish and rebuild the wall. We strongly urge you to make alternative plans on how

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Pregnancy (Antenatal Care)

Booking and Antenatal Clinics

From 17th May 2021 there is a new way for you to register for maternity care at Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. You don’t need to contact your GP – we will do that for you. Simply register using this website: Badger Notes – Self-refer your pregnancy to SHIP Maternity Referral
This will notify your midwife team at Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust who will contact you to arrange an appointment. It is important you let us know, where possible, before the 10 weeks stage so that we can arrange your timely scans.


If you are foreign language speaking, or are unable to notify us online, please call 07443 987711.


If you do not wish to continue with the pregnancy please do not self-refer, you will need to make an appointment with your GP.

Midwife

The Midwife works with the Doctor to give care to women having a baby, both before birth and for ten days after the baby is delivered.

The role of the midwife

A Midwife is a qualified nurse who has undertaken further training to provide and promote normal midwifery.

They help you to prepare for motherhood and promote good health for yourself and your baby by advising on the effects of drinking, smoking and good diet whilst you are pregnant.

The Midwife guides you through your pregnancy and endeavours to detect any problems and make relevant referrals if necessary.

Midwives

Kelly Webb – 07867 141468

Sarah Mavrodaris – 07810 758736

Healthy Start

Healthy Start is a government scheme that aims to improve the health of pregnant women and mothers on benefits or low incomes, all pregnant women under 18 years of age and children who are under 5 years of age. Families who are supported by the scheme receive vouchers to spend on milk (including infant formula), fresh fruit and vegetables.

Your antenatal care

When you first learn that you’re pregnant, get in touch with a Midwife or GP as soon as possible. Ideally this should be by 10 weeks of your pregnancy. Telling your GP and/or Midwife promptly will help to make sure you receive maternity healthcare that takes into account all your health needs and preferences.

Birth to Five information