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Review to help improve maternity care in south Shropshire and the Marches

CROSS-BORDER data sharing is being improved to help women who live in one county but receive maternity care or give birth in another, an NHS trust report says. Healthwatch Shropshire chairman Vanessa Barrett said the organisation was “particularly aware” of the issue and how it affected cases in places like Hereford, mid-Wales and Wolverhampton. In a written answer, the Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust said it was working with partners in Powys to ensure “robust pathways for women that have shared care” and a similar dialogue was starting with Wrexham to help women know the differences between the areas’ offers and choose between them.

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The Rotunda Extends Maternity Partner Visiting Hours

09.15 20 Apr 2021 The Rotunda Hospital has opted to extend visiting hours for maternity partners. The controversial restrictions will ease to allow twice as much access for nominated companions on weekdays and weekends. Professor Fergal Malone is the Master of the Rotunda and Dr Krysia Lynch Chairperson for the Association for Improvements in Maternity Services in Ireland talked to Ciara this morning. Listen and subscribe to Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App. You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: Alexa, play Newstalk .

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Rotunda Hospital extends visiting hours for maternity partners

The Rotunda Hospital in Dublin has opted to extend visiting hours for maternity partners. The restrictions will ease to allow twice as much access for nominated companions on weekdays and weekends. Master of the Rotunda, Professor Fergal Malone, We ve been monitoring the incidence of COVID infection amongst our patients for some time now - and we ve noted that thankfully the incidence seems to be falling significantly. This is mirroring what we re seeing in the general community. So based on that, we re gradually easing the restrictions on partner visiting. We re doubling the visiting in the evenings, from 4pm till 8pm in the evening, and longer on the weekends from 1pm till 8pm.

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Expectant mums thrilled as maternity hospitals begin easing restrictions

Expectant mums thrilled as maternity hospitals begin easing restrictions
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Cross border project aims to improve maternity journey for Powys parents

Shrewsbury Hospital. A pioneering programme involving Powys and Shropshire s health boards has been set up to help women who live in one county but give birth in the other. Data is being shared across the border with the aim of improving the maternity care of women by looking at how it affects people not online in Powys, but in Shropshire s other neighbouring authorities in Herefordshire and Wolverhampton. Healthwatch Shropshire chairman Vanessa Barrett said the organisation was “particularly aware” of the issue and how it affected cases in places like Hereford, mid-Wales and Wolverhampton. In a written answer, the Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust said it was working with partners in Powys to ensure “robust pathways for women that have shared care” and a similar dialogue was starting with Wrexham to help women know the differences between the areas’ offers and choose between them.

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