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Guidelines - working with pregnant women and new mothers with learning disabilities Warning Document uncontrolled when printed Version: 1 Date of Issue: September 2011 Page: 1 Date of Review: September 2013 Guidelines for practitioners working with pregnant women and new mothers with learning disabilities Policy Reference: 23092011 id1317 Date of Issue: September 2011 Prepared by: Sandra Harrington Midwifery Development Officer Date of Review: September 2013 Lead Reviewer: Sandra Harrington Midwifery Development Officer Version: 1 Authorised by: MNAHP policies, procedures & Guidelines ratification group Date: September 2011 EQIA undertaken: Yes Date: August 2011 Distribution Midwives Lead Midwives Supervisors of Midwives Lead Nurses Child and Family CHP Leads NMAHP Leadership Committee Public Health Nurses/Health Visitors GPs learning disabilities Teams
Guidelines - working with pregnant women and new mothers with learning disabilities Warning – Document uncontrolled when printed Version: 1 Date of Issue: September 2011 Page: 3 Date of Review: September 2013 1. Introduction The numbers of women with severe learning disabilities who will become mothers is low
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