Here you will find some helpful information for patients and carers. This information is for guidance purposes only and does not replace professional clinical advice. Use the filters and searches below to find what you need. If there’s something you can’t find, please get in touch.
- HEY1054/2019 — A third or fourth degree perineal tear during birth
- HEY-651/2018 — Amenity Beds
- HEY-382/2019 — Anaemia in Pregnancy
- HEY1001/2018 — Analgesia and Safer Sleep Advice
- HEY-978/2018 — Antenatal Prophylaxis with Anti-D
- HEY1046/2019 — Aspirin in pregnancy
- HEY1004/2018E — Birth options after previous caesarean section
- HEY-173/2018 — Breech Presentation and Turning a Breech Baby in the Womb (External Cephalic Version)
- HEY-489/2018 — Care Of Your Perineum After The Birth Of Your Baby
- HEY1051/2019 — Chorionic villus sampling (CVS) and amniocentesis: information for parents
- HEY-739/2016 — Expressing and storing your breast milk when your baby is on the Neonatal Unit or Transitional Care
- HEY-816/2019 — Gestational Diabetes Mellitus (GDM)
- HEY-290/2018 — Glucose Tolerance Test in Pregnancy
- HEY1056/2019 — Group B Streptococcus (GBS) in pregnancy and newborn babies
- HEY1055/2019 — Helping you to protect your daughter from female genital mutilation (FGM)
- HEY-828/2016E — Hepatitis B: What Does My Positive Screening Result Mean?
- HEY1053/2019 — Hypnobirthing – Your Questions Answered
- HEY-107/2018 — Information about Induction of Labour
- HEY-491/2018 — Information about the administration of Mifepristone (Mifegyne)
- HEY-252/2018 — Information About Your Caesarean Section Before And After Your Surgery
- HEY-130/2019 — Information For Raised BMI In Pregnancy
- HEY-722/2018 — Information for Women Going Home with Pre-Labour Rupture of Membranes at Term (PROM)
- HEY-490/2018 — Information On 3rd and 4th Degree Tears
- HEY1050/2019 — Investigation of suspected Pulmonary Embolism (PE) in pregnancy – Risks to you and your baby
- HEY-006/2018 — Jaundice in the Newborn Baby
- HEY-079/2018 — Just found out you are pregnant? Advice and information on what to do next
- HEY1021/2019 — Low PAPP-A Information for parents
- HEY1057/2019 — Mothers who take Antidepressant medications: Care for your baby
- HEY-968/2017 — Obstetric Ultrasound Examinations
- HEY1055/2019 — Pelvic girdle pain and pregnancy
- HEY1022/2018 — Prenatal Array CGH
- HEY-1049/2019 — Protecting your Baby from Low Blood Glucose
- HEY-833/2019E — Screening Tests For You And Your Baby
- HEY-923/2017 — Sensitive Arrangements Following the Loss of a Baby – Information for Parents
- HEY1033/2019 — Sepsis during and after pregnancy
- HEY-829/2016E — Syphilis: What Does My Positive Screening Result Mean?
- HEY-393/2019 — Tongue Tie – Information for Parents
- HEY1052/2019 — Transitional Care Unit
- HEY-960/2017 — Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) – Information For Women About VTE Prevention And Reducing The Risk In Pregnancy And The Postnatal Period
- HEY1003/2018 — Visiting and Birth Companions on Rowan Ward
- HEY-488/2018 — Vitamin K (Konakion MM) For Babies – Information For Parents
- HEY1034/2019 — Welcome to the Ivy Team
- HEY1058/2019 — Welcome to the Primrose Team
- HEY1064/2019 — Welcome to the Willow Team – Your questions answered
- HEY1002/2018 — Where Should I Have My Baby?
- HEY-721/2018 — Your Baby’s Movements in Pregnancy
- HEY1024/2018 — Your guide to contraceptive choices-after you’ve had your baby