Experiences of pregnancy, birth and onwards: The views of parents about services and support in Northamptonshire In March 2016 77 parents with infants or young children were asked their views on the help and support they received during pregnancy, labour and the postnatal period. The survey was designed to give a ‘snapshot’ of what parents thought of the available services, their overall experience during this period and their mental health and wellbeing. This work helps ensure the voices of parents are heard throughout the development and implementation of changes to services.
We found that whilst the majority of parents felt they had received good care and support during pregnancy, labour and after birth, there was variability in their experiences, a number of perceived gaps in services and points where they would have liked more support. Healthwatch Northamptonshire
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We found that whilst the majority of parents felt they had received good care and support during pregnancy, labour and after birth, there was variability in their experiences, a number of perceived gaps in services and points where they would have liked more support. Healthwatch Northamptonshire
See also:
- Woman had umbilical cord ‘torn’ off Northamptonshire childbirth survey finds Northampton Chronicle and Echo
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