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02/08/2018
The guidance, 'Health matters: reproductive health and pregnancy planning', focuses on effective contraception and ensuring that pregnancy, if desired, occurs at the right time and with optimal health.
Diet, supplements, smoking and alcohol are all highlighted as crucial topics that the whole population should know about even if they aren't considering pregnancy any time soon.
While midwives often only get to see women once they are pregnant, there is a section in the guidance on interpregnancy health, which should be of particular interest. It includes a case study that reveals almost half of women on a postnatal ward would prefer contraception provision on the ward.
There is also a section on postnatal advice and pregnancy planning, as well as further resources and infographics.
(CD/LM)
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New Guidance Published On Reproductive Health And Pregnancy
Public Health England has published a professional resource on healthy pregnancy planning and reproductive choices.The guidance, 'Health matters: reproductive health and pregnancy planning', focuses on effective contraception and ensuring that pregnancy, if desired, occurs at the right time and with optimal health.
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Diet, supplements, smoking and alcohol are all highlighted as crucial topics that the whole population should know about even if they aren't considering pregnancy any time soon.
While midwives often only get to see women once they are pregnant, there is a section in the guidance on interpregnancy health, which should be of particular interest. It includes a case study that reveals almost half of women on a postnatal ward would prefer contraception provision on the ward.
There is also a section on postnatal advice and pregnancy planning, as well as further resources and infographics.
(CD/LM)
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