The first 100 days having a baby ¦ What does good postnatal care look like?

Please note that any bookings made from today Monday 10 February WILL NOT be able to accommodate any special dietary requirements you note due to external catering lead time to accommodate such requests.

Introduction

As part of the work to improve maternity services across Greater Manchester and Eastern Cheshire, we would like to invite you to join us to talk about postnatal care (care after having a baby).

We are bringing together people who have used maternity services recently (within the last 4 years) and those who work in maternity services.  We want to work together to understand what good care after having a baby would look like.

The morning will have 4 sessions on different tables, each with a different topic.  You can choose 5 preferred topics from the 7 offered below (see Select Options button above) and we will allocate you a place to 4 of them. (It might not always be possible to allocate you to your choice because of numbers, but we will try our best).

Babies and children are welcome.

Information on the reimbursement of travel expenses will be available on the day.

Topics

1. Neonatal care for new-born babies
2. Care on the postnatal ward
3. Information given to woman on discharge from maternity unit/care
4. 6 – 8week postnatal maternal check and pelvic health
5. Breastfeeding
6. Postnatal mental health
7. Partners, families and friends (support for partners, staying overnight on the ward)

Hashtag

#PostnatalCare

Questions about this event?

Name: Michelle Davies

Email:michelle.davies9@nhs.net

Telephone:07710 152805