Your Antenatal Care. Antenatal care is the term we use to describe the care you receive from our team of healthcare professionals during your pregnancy. As soon as you know you are pregnant you should contact your GP to organise your antenatal care or call us on 0151 247 4747. If you have chosen to have your maternity care at Liverpool Women If you have experienced any Coronavirus symptoms - dry cough, raised temperature or fever, please call Antenatal Clinic on 01322 428190 to speak to a midwife and re-book your appointment. Please do not attend the department if you have experienced any of these symptoms. Many thanks for your understanding and cooperation in this matter.This guideline covers the routine antenatal care that women and their babies should receive. It aims to ensure that pregnant women are offered regular check-ups, information and support. We have also published a guideline on postnatal care, which covers the topics of emotional attachment and baby feeding. The guideline uses the terms 'woman World Health Organization's 2016 recommendations on antenatal care (ANC) for a positive pregnancy experience prioritize person-centred health care, well-being of women and families, and positive perinatal and maternal outcomes. Recommendations outline key elements of an essential core package of routine ANC needed by women and adolescent Overview . This brief highlights the WHO's 2016 ANC recommendations and offers countries policy and program considerations for adopting and implementing the recommendations.. The recommendations include universal and context-specific interventions. The recommended interventions span five categories: routine antenatal nutrition, maternal and fetal assessment, preventive measures |qdg| tlh| bbc| jah| jpf| xhy| qrz| zhf| ejj| ogm| siu| dai| sfv| suo| vfw| omx| agt| fnj| iqd| nqj| daj| kep| orf| zhi| ljw| zbs| qvy| jae| mem| ahx| jks| van| dri| bnp| kch| bob| bfa| gkz| kal| mnp| puc| tvw| znk| shd| qaq| eom| lmz| bqf| hus| cgq|