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Antenatal care Receiving good quali
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the antenatal ward, labour ward, an
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usually possible to be quite reassu
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can be more serious in women with s
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Introduction Key Risk points assess
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for the women and can make attendan
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These documents contain important i
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Intrapartum care (labour and childb
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There may be placental insufficienc
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states she is taking the baby home
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Introduction Key points Setting the
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Women who are Hepatitis B positive
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Postnatal care The care of a pregna
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Relapse prevention support work can
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Introduction Assessing and managing
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A number of childcare problems have
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� Report your concerns to the Chi
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Finally, it is important to remembe
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Services List Services providing ma
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with a drug dependency who are on s
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Drug services in Lothian Most speci
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Local drug services � Locality Cl
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Alcohol services in Lothian Most sp
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Other services in Lothian A variety
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Introduction Key points Setting Fur
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� Royal College of Obstetricians
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General � Scottish Executive webs
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References Abel EL, (1998) ‘Fetal
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NICE (National Institute for Clinic
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Introduction Key points Setting the
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Drug/Alcohol related problem: refer
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INDEX Alcohol, 37-38, 52-56, 84 scr
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Introduction Key Appendices points
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Blood Borne Viruses and Pregnancy H
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Management of HIV positive pregnant
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east fed after these are given. The
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It is good practice therefore to of
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Introduction Key points Setting the
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Introduction Key points Setting the
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Introduction Appendix 4: Model Care
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Introduction Appendix 5: Key Consen
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Introduction Key points Setting App
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Introduction Key points Setting the
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Introduction Key points Setting the
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Appendix 9: Introduction Midwifery
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Alcohol use (tick average weekly co
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Community Baby developed NAS sympto
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Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome Assess
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Drug Drug use use in in pregnancy p
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aby. If you want to come off, it is
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Labour Labour and and childbirth ch
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Midwifery Midwifery care care staff
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Helpful Helpful numbers numbers My
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Produced by NHS Lothian © 2003
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This leaflet provides you with info
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Parents are encouraged to keep a cl
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Breastfeeding Breastfeeding and and