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Safe Access Zones are in place everywhere that abortion services are provided in Scotland from 24th September 2024.
Within a Safe Access Zone, it’s illegal to try to influence, harass, or prevent anyone from accessing or providing abortion services.
You can view / download an easy read document produced by the Scottish Government.
There are 30 safe access zones across Scotland including the following within NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde.
- Inverclyde Hospital
- Royal Alexandra Hospital
- Sandyford Sexual Health Clinic
- Princess Royal Maternity Hospital
- New Victoria Hospital
- Queen Elizabeth University Hospital
- Stobhill Hospital
- Vale of Leven Hospital
For more information, go to Abortion services: Safe Access Zones – gov.scot (www.gov.scot)
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Staff Engagement
Mental Health Services in NHSGGC are being redesigned to enable us to respond and better support people experiencing mental illness. We are engaging with staff, the public, patients and service users around inpatient mental health provision, working towards an improved service for the future.
Updates and Newsletters
Staff Engagement Sessions
A number of staff engagement sessions were held in person and online over October / November 2024 with two follow up sessions January 2025.
The presentation for the sessions is here: Mental Health Strategy Staff Engagement Session Presentation
A list of Frequently Asked Questions is here: Staff FAQs Mental Health Strategy Engagement
If you have any questions, please contact: ggc.MentalHealthStrategyCommunications@nhs.scot
Public Engagement
Information on public engagement can be found in the engagement pages of the Mental Health and Wellbeing and Get Involved sections of the website.
Mental Health Strategy 2023-2028
The NHSGGC Mental Health Strategy 2023-28 proposes a system of stepped/matched care, with people entering at the right level of intensity of treatment and allowing for movement through different levels of care. It aims to:
- Shift the balance of care into the community and better meet the needs of the patients, as more people access care through expanded community-based services.
- Deliver prevention and early intervention; including mental wellbeing and suicide prevention training for all staff, expanding computerised Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (cCBT) services and supporting Wellbeing in primary care.
- Develop the focus on Recovery across community teams and inpatient settings.
- Improve the effectiveness of community services; including developing group based Psychological Therapies, offering Patient Initiated Follow Up (PIFU) which gives people control over return appointments, such as when symptoms or circumstances change, reducing appointments of low clinical value.
- Develop Unscheduled Care; Mental Health Assessment Units diverting people with Mental Health problems who do not require physical / medical treatment from Emergency Departments, community mental health acute care services offering intense support as an alternative to hospital admission and commissioned services to provide help to people in distress where a non-clinical response is more appropriate.
- The ongoing and proposed range of community developments represents new ways of working across primary, secondary and community services. They will improve care across the whole spectrum of mental health problems, but importantly and mainly for those with the most severe and complex mental disorder.
The NHSGGC strategy contributes to delivering the Scottish Government’s 2023 Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy.
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We value the feedback of our patients, service users and carers.
Mental health psychiatric and wider mental health related services across the six Health and Care Social Partnerships across NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde are further developing our approach to engaging openly and effectively with people who need to access care. This includes redesigning services and changing how staff and services work with people who access care. Examples of current engagement and involvement are described below.
What People Tell Us – Key Messages
We have previously asked people who access services, carers and family members about what matters to them the most when they need to use the services we provide. We intend to build on previous and informal work already undertaken.
In summary, people who use mental health services told us what matters is that staff and services:
- Take time with them and listen to them
- Take care of people, look after them and make sure they get the right treatment when they need it
- Explain all they need to know and involve them in decision making
- Are knowledgeable, safe and can be trusted
- Show they care, are compassionate and show empathy
- Are friendly, kind, competent and staff are professional
- Communicate with the people who matter to them regarding their progress and condition
- Provide good continuity of care and well-managed frequent service delivery in relation to their needs, at the right time and at the right intensity
- Offer assertive community treatment and respond more adequately to people’s diverse social, psychological and biological needs as opposed to being hospitalised
Mental Health Network Greater Glasgow
Mental Health Network Greater Glasgow
Mental Health Network Greater Glasgow are an independent and user-led key organisation. Their support has led to very well-developed engagement structures across the NHSGGC area for people who are receiving mental health treatment and support. This engagement takes place across the breadth of the mental health treatment journey from inpatient settings to community services and includes development of strategy. In their own words:
” Mental Health Network Greater Glasgow is a Glasgow charity working with individuals and their carers living with mental health challenges. Our mission is to provide accessible, compassionate support that empowers people to take control of their mental well-being and lead fulfilling lives. To our members we offer a safe place that people can meet up with others who have their own lived experience of mental health challenges.
In our groups we offer peer support, wellbeing sessions and workshops designed to raise awareness and reduce the stigma surrounding mental health. With a strong focus on the voice of lived experience. Mental Health Network Greater Glasgow is committed to mental health education, striving to influence policy changes that promote better mental health services across the country.
We believe in building a community where no one feels alone in their mental health journey, and everyone has access to the resources they need to thrive. “
Their work with NHSGGC mental health services includes:
- Conversation sessions across inpatient wards with service users and carers
- SPSP (Scottish Patient Safety Programme) and Royal College of Psychiatrists Accreditation work to engage with the most vulnerable and unwell people using hospital services and give them a chance to feedback on the service they receive, with a particular focus on their safety.
- ‘15 Step Challenge’ visits, which use mystery shopping approaches to help understand what service users and carers experience when they first arrive in a healthcare setting, and provide feedback to services.
- Community and unscheduled care – Collecting / collating postcard feedback, completing questionnaires with service users, and organising and participating in reference groups.
- Strategy and services development – including the mental health strategy programme board, physical health care for mental health service users, and service reviews.
Borderline Personality Disorder Dialogues
One reference group facilitated through the Mental Health Network is the BPD Dialogues Group. This is a group of people who have a diagnosis of Borderline Personality Disorder (also known as Emotionally Unstable Personality Disorder) and living experience of using NHSGGC services. The group’s purpose is to contribute to planning better services for people with a BPD diagnosis. The name of the group was chosen by its members to represent the fact that there are different views about diagnosis and many aspects of care, and that this group aims to respect and represent all views.
Other information on current and ongoing mental health services engagement can be found in the Getting Involved section of the website.
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The NHSGGC Mental Health Strategy 2023-28 proposes a system of stepped/matched care, with people entering at the right level of intensity of treatment and allowing for movement through different levels of care. It aims to:
- Shift the balance of care into the community and better meet the needs of the patients, as more people access care through expanded community-based services.
- Deliver prevention and early intervention, including mental wellbeing and suicide prevention training for all staff, expanding computerised Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (cCBT) services and supporting Wellbeing in primary care.
- Develop the focus on Recovery across community teams and inpatient settings.
- Improve the effectiveness of community services; including developing group based Psychological Therapies, offering Patient Initiated Follow Up (PIFU) which gives people control over return appointments, such as when symptoms or circumstances change, reducing appointments of low clinical value.
- Develop Unscheduled Care; Mental Health Assessment Units diverting people with Mental Health problems who do not require physical / medical treatment from Emergency Departments, community mental health acute care services offering intense support as an alternative to hospital admission and commissioned services to provide help to people in distress where a non-clinical response is more appropriate.
The ongoing and proposed range of community developments represents new ways of working across primary, secondary and community services. They will improve care across the whole spectrum of mental health problems, but importantly and mainly for those with the most severe and complex mental disorder.
The NHSGGC strategy contributes to the delivery of the Scottish Government’s 2023 Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy.
Further Information
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Referrals to the MNPI team should be made via the MNPI referral form on Badgernet or by email.
- For QEUH – ggc.clinicalpsychology.qeuh@nhs.scot
- For RAH – ggc.clinicalpsychologyrahmaternityreferrals@nhs.scot
- For PRM – ggc.clinicalpsychology.prm@nhs.scot
Before making a referral, you may find it helpful to review the GGC Perinatal and Infant Mental Health Pathways Flowchart which has information on the different services available to support women and families in the perinatal period. Click the image below to view full size version.

We know that it can sometimes be difficult for referrers to know which service to refer to. You can also phone us if you’d like to discuss a possible referral.
Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH) / Royal Hospital for Children (RHC)
- Address: Level 2 Neonatal Unit, RHC, 1345 Govan Road, G51 4TF
- Telephone: 0141 232 4333
Princess Royal Maternity Hospital (PRM)
- Address: Level 4 Neonatal Unit, 16 Alexandra Parade, G31 2ER
- Telephone: 0141 451 6513
Royal Alexandra Hospital (RAH)
- Address: G/009 Ground Floor Maternity Building, Corsebar Road, Paisley, PA2 9PN
- Telephone: 0141 232 4333
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Local Services and Supports
The NHS GGC Perinatal Mental Health Guide has information on organisations and resources across Greater Glasgow and Clyde that provide mental health support to new and expectant parents and their families.
You may find it helpful to look at our MNPI leaflets –
National Services and Supports
Support in Pregnancy and Birth
- Inspiring Scotland Directory – Directory of perinatal mental health supports in your local area across Scotland
- Bumps (Best Use of Medicines in Pregnancy) – Provides reliable, evidence-based, and accurate information about use of medicines in pregnancy
- Perinatal Mental Health Network Scotland – Provides information about the different specialist perinatal and infant mental health services available in Scotland
Baby Loss and Bereavement
- Child Bereavement UK – Supports children, young people, parents, and families to rebuild their lives when a child grieves or when a child dies
- The Miscarriage Association – Supports people affected by miscarriage, molar pregnancy or ectopic pregnancy
Neonatal Services and Support
- Bliss – Provides information and supports for parents of premature and sick babies. Helpline: 0808 801 0322
- Togetherness Solihull Approach to Parenting – Offers free online antenatal and postnatal courses with specific modules on ‘Understanding your preterm or sick baby in hospital’ and ‘Understanding your preterm or sick baby now you’re home’. To access any of these materials for free, use the postcode checker or enter code: TARTAN
Fathers and Partners
- Fathers Network Scotland – Offers a network of support for Father’s mental health and wellbeing
- Dads Rock – Provides family support for Dads and male carers across Scotland
Online Courses
- SilverCloud Online Programmes – Provides a range of CBT courses that can help with a range of different problems. There is a specific course for pregnancy and the first year after birth (perinatal) which helps new and expectant parents to cope with feelings of low mood and anxiety, and improves wellbeing. Please speak with your Midwife or GP who can refer you to this course if you think it would be helpful.
- Togetherness Solihull Approach to Parenting – Offers free online antenatal and postnatal courses with specific modules on understanding: Pregnancy, Labour, Birth and Your Baby. To access any of these materials for free, use the postcode checker or enter code: TARTAN
General Health and Wellbeing
- South Glasgow Wellbeing – Self-help resources and materials for a range of difficulties
- Daylight – A digital, science-backed anxiety improvement programme which can help you control feelings of worry and anxiety
- Sleepio – A digital programme to help manage sleep difficulties.
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About the MNPI Team
The Maternity and Neonatal Psychological Interventions (MNPI) Team are a small, hospital-based service. We offer assessments and interventions to families who are experiencing psychological difficulties in relation to complex pregnancy and/or birth.
While pregnancy and birth can be a time of great joy, it can also be a time of significant stress and emotional adjustment. A number of factors may impact on a parent’s emotional well-being over the course of their pregnancy and postnatal journey. These may include:
- Medical complications related to the current pregnancy and/or birth
- Previous difficulties or complications related to pregnancy, birth and neonatal care that impact on maternity care during the next pregnancy
- Phobias, such as needle or birth phobia (tokophobia)
- Traumatic birth
- Baby being admitted to Special Care or Neonatal Intensive Care
We are able to see people in pregnancy and/or up to 12 months after birth on an inpatient and/or outpatient basis. The MNPI team works Monday to Friday from 9.00am to 5.00pm. We liaise closely with the maternity and neonatal teams as needed.
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Where we are based
Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH) / Royal Hospital for Children (RHC)
- Address: Level 2 Neonatal Unit, RHC, 1345 Govan Road, G51 4TF
- Telephone: 0141 232 4333
Princess Royal Maternity Hospital (PRM)
- Address: Level 4 Neonatal Unit, 16 Alexandra Parade, G31 2ER
- Telephone: 0141 451 6513
Royal Alexandra Hospital (RAH)
- Address: G/009 Ground Floor Maternity Building, Corsebar Road, Paisley, PA2 9PN
- Telephone: 0141 232 4333
Who can refer to the MNPI Service?
There are a variety of different health professionals who can refer you to the MNPI service if appropriate. For example:
- Hospital doctor
- Midwife
- Neonatal Staff
- GP
- Health Visitor
- Family Nurse
- Other mental health services
The MNPI Service is not a crisis or emergency service. If you’re concerned about your physical or mental health, please speak to your Midwife, Health Visitor, GP, or contact NHS24 on 111.
Patient feedback
“The psychologist and specialist midwife I saw were excellent. They took my worries seriously and were helpful coming up with solutions and coping strategies. They were kind and flexible and helped me at every stage. They were extremely consistent and I
felt that they were looking out for me through my whole pregnancy. I really appreciate the help I received, and it made my pregnancy journey much more manageable than I ever thought.”
“I highly valued this service and it gave me the opportunity to consider fully all my options, make informed and empowering choices, and alleviate anxieties about a vaginal birth. I had a positive birth experience and very grateful to the service and all staff for this.”
“I just want to say how grateful I am for the support I received. Before accessing this service, I felt stuck and didn’t know how to move forward. The care I received from the team made a huge difference in my life, and I truly believe I wouldn’t be where I am now without it. Their flexibility, compassion, and expertise made me feel safe and understood, and some of their words have really stuck with me as I move forward.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this something I have to do?
Absolutely not. It’s completely your choice if you would like to be referred to the MNPI Service.
What will happen when I’m referred?
We discuss all referrals at our weekly referrals meeting to help us decide if we’re the right service to support you. Sometimes we’ll also speak with your referrer or other relevant services to work out how best to support you.
If MNPI is the most appropriate service for you, then we’ll send you a letter asking you to make contact with us if you would like to arrange an appointment. Once you’ve contacted us, we’ll send you an appointment letter and a short questionnaire. Please bring the completed questionnaire with you to your first appointment.
Please note that due to clinical pressures we are currently operating a short waiting list. We will try to meet with you as soon as we can. In the meantime please continue to use the support of your maternity care team and contact your GP if you have any concerns about your mood and/or coping.
If MNPI is not the most appropriate service for you, then we’ll send you a letter signposting you to the most appropriate services/supports. We’ll also send a letter to your referrer and any other relevant services (usually your GP and maternity team) so that everyone is aware of what we’ve advised.
What will happen at my first appointment?
The first appointment will take around 45 minutes. The clinician will ask you about what you’re finding difficult and some background information. Then they will make a plan with you about what will be helpful going forwards. As a hospital-based service, we can support you in different ways depending on your needs and maternity/neonatal experiences. For instance, we can provide psychological therapy for difficulties related to complex pregnancy and/or birth, specialist support around birth planning and/or being in a hospital setting, and liaison with maternity and neonatal staff to best support your care. We may also discuss other NHS or Third Sector support services with you.
Who will I see?
We’re a multidisciplinary team of Clinical Psychologists and Specialist Midwives. The MNPI team are specially trained to help you manage the wide range of emotions you may be experiencing relating to your maternity and/or neonatal care. You’ll receive input from the clinician(s) most suited to your needs. You’ll see the same clinician for each appointment whenever possible for continuity of care.
Where will my appointments be?
You have a choice in the type of appointment you have. We offer outpatient appointments in clinic rooms at the three maternity hospitals. We also offer video or telephone appointments. Your appointment letter will provide instructions on how to attend your appointment.
For parents/carers of babies in the Neonatal Unit we offer appointments in the Neonatal Units themselves. We’re also able to offer inpatient maternity appointments.
We ask that you give us as much notice as possible if you need to rearrange or cancel your appointment. This allows us to make best use of our clinical time. To cancel or rearrange your appointment please call us.
Please let us know if you need an interpreter or require any specific support to attend your appointment.
Can I bring someone with me to the appointment?
Yes. You can be seen individually or with your partner or other family member/supportive person, depending on what you prefer.
Confidentiality and consent
Everything that you talk about in your appointment is confidential within health services.
Clinical notes will be stored securely on an electronic record. These records should only be accessed by people who are directly involved in your care and have a clinical reason to look at them. Once you’ve been seen, we’ll usually write back to the person who referred you as well as your GP and maternity team.
Occasionally there may be serious concerns for your safety or for the safety of others. In these circumstances we have a duty of care to discuss relevant information with other agencies, who can offer help, support and protection. We would always try to let you know if we needed to do this.
Compliments, complaints & feedback
Your experience of the MNPI service is very important to us. We really want to hear when we’re providing a helpful service and also when we need to improve things. If you would like to contact us regarding Compliments, Complaints or Feedback, then please contact us on 0141 232 4333.
You can also tell us about your experience of the service through:
- Completing the feedback questionnaire routinely provided at final appointments
- Leaving feedback via https://www.careopinion.org.uk/tellyourstory
What are MNPI teams? How can they help me and my family?
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Shqiptare – Albanian
Gjinekologjia Prenatale e Përgjithshme – Antenatal General
Puna dhe Lindja – Labour and Birth
Informacion i Përgjithshëm (duke përfshirë si të aksesoni shërbimet e përkthimit) – General Information (including how to access interpreting services)
አማርኛ – Amharic
አጠቃላይ መረጃ ስለ የቅድመ ወሊድ – Antenatal General
አጠቃላይ መረጃ (የአስተርጓሚ አገልግሎቶችን እንዴት ማግኘት እንደሚቻልን ጨምሮ) – General Information (including how to access interpreting services)
عربي – Arabic
বাংলা – Bengali
প্রসবপূর্ব সাধারণ – Antenatal General
শিশু – Baby
গর্ভনিরোধ – Contraception
স্ক্রিনিং এবং টিকা – Screening and Vaccines
প্রসব ও জন্ম – Labour and Birth
সাধারণ তথ্য (দোভাষী পরিষেবা কীভাবে পাওয়া যাবে তা সহ) – General Information (including how to access interpreting services)
български – Bulgarian
Бебе – Baby
Твоето бебе! Тестове, които предлагаме – Your baby! Tests offered
Общи пренатални – Antenatal General
Раждане – Labour and Birth
Обща информация (включително как да се зъползвате от услугата за преводач) – General Information (including how to access interpreting services)
廣東話 – Cantonese
一般資訊(包括如何獲取傳譯服務) – General Information (including how to access interpreting services)
- 如何在家中使用傳譯服務(口譯服務)- How to access interpreting services at home
- 您在產科護理中的權利 – 步驟指南 – Your Rights to Maternity Care – a step by step guide
嬰兒餵哺 – Infant Feeding
ČEŠTINA – CZECH
Předporodní péče – obecné informace – Antenatal General
Obecné informace (včetně informací o tom, jak získat tlumočnické služby) – General Information (including how to access interpreting services)
فارسی – Farsi
Français – French
Généralités sur la grossesse – Antenatal General
- Streptocoque du groupe B – Group B strep
- Porteur de la drépanocytose – Sickle cell carrier
- Sentir votre bébé bouger est un signe qu’il va bien – Feeling your baby move is a sign they are well
Bébé – Baby
- Votre bébé ! Examens proposés – Your Baby! Tests offered
- Informations pour les mamans et les papas – votre bébé est porteur d’un gène responsable d’une hémoglobine inhabituelle ou de la drépanocytose – Information for Mums and Dads – your baby carries a gene for an unusual Haemoglobin or Sickle Cell
Travail et accouchement – Labour and Birth
Informations générales (y compris comment accéder aux services d’interprétation) – General Information (including how to access interpreting services)
- Comment accéder aux services d’interprétation à domicile – How to access interpreting services at home
- Vos droits aux soins de maternité – un guide pas à pas – Your Rights to Maternity Care – a step by step guide
Alimentation du nourrisson – Infant Feeding
ქართული – Georgian
ზოგადი ინფორმაცია (მათ შორის, როგორ მიიღოთ თარჯიმნის მომსახურება) – General Information (including how to access interpreting services)
Ελληνικά – Greek
Προγεννητική Γενική πληροφόρηση – Antenatal General
Γενικές πληροφορίες (συμπεριλαμβανομένου του τρόπου πρόσβασης σε υπηρεσίες διερμηνείας) – General Information (including how to access interpreting services)
हिंदी – Hindi
प्रसवपूर्व सामान्य (ऐंटीनेटल जनरल) – Antenatal General
- आपके एमनियोसेंटेसिस के बारे में – About your amniocentesis
- लो PAPPA – Low PAPPA
- गर्भावस्था अल्ट्रासाउंड जानकारी – Pregnancy ultrasound information
- अपने शिशु को हिलते हुए महसूस करना उनके स्वस्थ होने का संकेत है – Feeling your baby move is a sign they are well
- गर्भावस्था में आयरन के निम्न स्तर को रोकना – Preventing low iron levels in pregnancy
- कोरियोनिक विलस सैंपलिंग (CVS) के बारे में जानकारी – Information about Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS)
- प्रसवपूर्व पेरिनियल मालिश के बारे में महिलाओं के लिए जानकारी – Information for women about antenatal perineal massage
शोक – Bereavement
- गर्भावस्था के नुकसान की पुष्टि – Confirmation of pregnancy loss
- प्रारंभिक गर्भावस्था के नुकसान की पुष्टि के बाद – Following confirmation of an early pregnancy loss
- मोलर गर्भावस्था – Molar pregnancy
- प्रसवकालीन मृत्यु दर समीक्षा प्रक्रिया – The perinatal mortality review process
प्रसव पीड़ा शुरू करना – Induction of Labour
- प्रसव पीड़ा शुरू करना – Induction of labour
- आउटपेशेंट प्रसव पीड़ा शुरू करना – Outpatient induction of labour
शिशु को दूध पिलाना – Infant Feeding
- इलेक्ट्रिक ब्रेस्ट पंप और दूध इकट्ठा करने की किट – Electric breast pumps and milk collection kits
- क्या आपके शिशु को सप्लीमेंट की आवश्यकता है? – Does your baby need a supplement?
सामान्य जानकारी (जिसमें दुभाषिया सेवाओं को ऐक्सेस करने का तरीका शामिल है) – General Information (including how to access interpreting services)
- घर पर दुभाषिया (इंटरप्रिटेशन) सेवाओं को कैसे ऐक्सेस करें – How to access interpreting services at home
- मातृत्व देखभाल प्राप्त करने के आपके अधिकार – एक चरण दर चरण गाइड – Your Rights to Maternity Care – a step by step guide
- व्यक्ति-केंद्रित विज़िट – Person-centred visiting
गर्भनिरोधक – Contraception
सिजेरियन जन्म – Caesarean Birth
मिडवाइफ द्वारा निर्देशित देखभाल – Midwife Led Care
Magyar – Hungarian
Általános terhesgondozás – Antenatal General
Általános információ (beleértve a tolmácsszolgáltatás igénybevételét) – General Information (including how to access interpreting services)
Italiano – Italian
Informazioni generali sulla gravidanza – Antenatal General
- Sentire il bambino muoversi è un segno che sta bene – Feeling your baby move is a sign they are well
Travaglio e parto – Labour and Birth
Informazioni generali (incluse le modalità di accesso ai servizi di interpretariato) – General Information (including how to access interpreting services)
Krio
Janɛral Infomɛshɔn (includin how fɔ aksɛs intɛprɛtin sɔvis)
كوردي – Kurdish
latviski – Latvian
Pirmsdzemdību ģenerāldirektors – Antenatal General
- B grupas streptokoks – Group B strep
- Sajūtot mazuļa kustības, tas liecina par to, ka viņam viss ir kārtībā – Feeling your baby move is a sign they are well
Skrīnings un vakcīnas – Screening and Vaccines
Vispārīga informācija (tostarp informācija par to, kā piekļūt mutiskās tulkošanas pakalpojumiem) – General Information (including how to access interpreting services)
- Kā saņemt tulkošanas pakalpojumus mājās – How to access interpreting services at home
- Jūsu tiesības uz maternitātes aprūpi – soli pa solim sniegts ceļvedis – Your Rights to Maternity Care – a step by step guide
Lingala
Ba nsango nionso (na ndenge ya kozua lisalisi ya ba interprete) – General Information (including how to access interpreting services)
lietuvių – Lithuanian
Bendroji informacija apie nėščiųjų priežiūrą – Antenatal General
- B grupės streptokokas – Group B Strep
- Jūtami kūdikio judesiai yra ženklas, kad jam viskas gerai – Feeling your baby move is a sign they are well
Gimdymas ir gimdymas – Labour and Birth
Bendroji informacija (įskaitant tai, kaip gauti vertimo žodžiu paslaugas) – General Information (including how to access interpreting services)
普通话 – Mandarin
Afaan Oromoo – Oromo
Haala Waliigalaa Dahumsa Duraa – Antenatal General
Odeeffannoo Waliigalaa (akkaataa tajaajila afaan hiikuu itti argatan dabalatee) – General Information (including how to access interpreting services)
پښتو – Pashto
Polski – Polish
Ogólne informacje dotyczące opieki przedporodowej – Antenatal General
- Informacje dotyczące amniopunkcji – About your amniocentesis
- Paciorkowce grupy B – Group B strep
- Niski poziom PAPP-A – Low PAPPA
- Informacje dotyczące badania USG w ciąży – Pregnancy ultrasound information
- Ready, Steady, Baby!
- Odczuwanie ruchów dziecka to znak, że wszystko jest w porządku – Feeling your baby move is a sign they are well
- Zapobieganie niedoborom żelaza w ciąży – Preventing low iron levels in pregnancy
- Informacje o biopsji kosmówki (CVS) – Information about Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS) –
- Informacje dla kobiet dotyczące przedporodowego masażu krocza – Information for women about antenatal perineal massage
Dziecko – Baby
- Twoje dziecko! Dostępne badania – Your baby! Tests offered
- Informacje dla rodziców – Twoje dziecko jest nosicielem genu nieprawidłowej hemoglobiny – Information for Mums and Dads – your baby carries a gene for an unusual haemoglobin or sickle cell
- Informacje dla rodziców – Twoje dziecko jest nosicielem genu nieprawidłowej anemii sierpowatokrwinkowej – Information for Mums and Dads – your baby carries a gene for an unusual haemoglobin or sickle cell
Żałoba – Bereavement
- Potwierdzenie utraty ciąży – Confirmation of pregnancy loss
- Po potwierdzeniu utraty wczesnej ciąży – Following confirmation of an early pregnancy loss
- Informacje na temat nawracających poronień – Information about recurrent miscarriage
- Ciąża zaśniadowa – Molar pregnancy
- Proces przeglądu zgonów okołoporodowych – The perinatal mortality review process
Antykoncepcja – Contraception
- Antykoncepcja długoterminowa – Longer lasting contraception
- Zalecenia po założeniu implantu antykoncepcyjnego – Advice following insertion of a contraceptive implant –
Cukrzyca – Diabetes
- Zdrowe odżywianie przy cukrzycy ciążowej – Healthy eating with gestational diabetes
- Jak sposób odżywiania wpływa na poziom glukozy we krwi – How food affects your blood glucose
Indukcja porodu – Induction of Labour
- Indukcja porodu – Induction of labour
- Ambulatoryjna indukcja porodu – Outpatient induction of labour
Karmienie niemowląt – Infant Feeding
- Elektryczne laktatory i zestawy do odciągania mleka – Electric breast pumps and milk collection kits
- Dobry start – Off to a good start
- Jak bezpiecznie karmić mlekiem modyfikowanym – How to safely formula feed
- Informacje o mleku matki i karmieniu dziecka na oddziale neonatologicznym – Information about breastmilk and feeding your baby in the Neonatal Unit
- Czy Twoje dziecko potrzebuje dokarmiania? – Does your baby need a supplement?
Informacje ogólne (w tym jak skorzystać z usług tłumacza) – General Information (including how to access interpreting services)
- Jak NHS przetwarza Twoje dane – How the NHS handles your data
- Jak skorzystać z tłumacza podczas rozmowy telefonicznej w domu – How to make a call using an interpreter at home
- Jesteś w ciąży! Prześwietlenia i badania – co musisz wiedzieć – Your Rights to Maternity Care – a step by step guide
- Odwiedziny dostosowane do potrzeb pacjenta – Person-centred visiting
Screening and Vaccines – Badania przesiewowe i szczepienia
- Chroń swoje dziecko przed RSV – Protect your baby against RSV
- Krztusiec – Whooping cough
- Twoje prawa do opieki położniczej – przewodnik krok po kroku – You’re Pregnant – Scans and Tests – What you Need to Know
- Twoja ciąża, Twój wybór – Your pregnancy, your choice
- Chroń swoje dziecko przed wirusowym zapaleniem wątroby typu B – Protect your baby against Hep B
- Chroń swoje dziecko przed gruźlicą, szczepionka BCG – Protect your baby against TB, BCG vaccine
Poród i narodziny – Labour and Birth
Poród przez cesarskie cięcie – Caesarean Birth
- Pielęgnacja rany po cesarskim cięciu – Care of your Caesarean birth wound
Opieka prowadzona przez położną – Midwife Led Care
Português – Portuguese
ਪੰਜਾਬੀ – Punjabi
Română – Romanian
Русский – Russian
සිංහල – Sinhalese
SLOVENCINA – SLOVAK
Soomaali – Somali
Sorani
- Xuuqdada Daryeelka Dhalmada – hagitaanka talaabo talaabo ah – Your Rights to Maternity Care – a step by step guide
Español – Spanish
kiswahili – Swahili
தமிழ் – Tamil
- நீங்கள் கர்ப்பமாக உள்ளீர்கள்! ஸ்கேன் மற்றும் சோதனைகள் – நீங்கள் தெரிந்து கொள்ள வேண்டியது – You’re Pregnant – Scans and Tests – What you Need to Know
ትግሪኛ – Tigrinya
Türkçe – Turkish
українська – Ukrainian
اردو – Urdu
