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Postnatal care planning - RCM

Postnatal care planning23 Postnatal care planning The message we are getting from our members is clear. We must do something to address the state of Postnatal care. That s what our campaign Pressure Points is all about. Presenting the evidence and making a case for better provision of Postnatal care enabling midwives, maternity support workers and student midwives to give women and their families the care that they deserve. This report continues our study by focusing on Postnatal care planning and demonstrating how the situation could be improved through the funding of more midwives.

• plans for the postnatal period including: > details about adjustment to motherhood, emotional wellbeing and family support structures > plans for feeding, including specific advice about either breastfeeding support or formula feeding. The plan should be reviewed at each postnatal contact. Planning and regularly reviewing the

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