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Maternity related policy and standards: FOI release
Information requested
You asked 'I was hoping you could give me all Scottish Government policy that is maternity related and standards that local NHS authorities must adhere too for expectant mothers and especially those that are already in labour'.
Then when asked for clarification around which Scottish government policy you were most interested in you stated 'Everything related just directly to pregnancy. I am just interested in clinical and medical standards and other standards the government may have put in place directly related to pregnancy.'
Response
All of the information you have requested is available from the following list of links:
Having a Baby: mygov.scot - having a baby Pregnancy: scot.gov - pregnancy Pg 24 Mental Health Strategy 2017 – 2027: gov.scot - perinatal mental health The Best Start: a Five Year Forward Plan for Maternity and Neonatal Care in Scotland: gov.scot - plan for maternity and neonatal Vitamin D: gov.scot - vitamin D Vitamin D: gov.scot - vitamin D and pregnancy Pregnancy & Parenthood in Young People Strategy: Pregnancy and parenthood in young people Neonatal Care in Scotland: A quality Framework: gov.scot - Neonatal care Refreshed Framework for Maternity Care in Scotland: gov.scot - maternity care Improving Maternal and Infant nutrition: a Framework for Action: gov.scot - maternal and infant nutrition Ready Steady Baby: NHS - ready steady baby Maternity & Children Quality Improvement Collaborative (MCQIC): Quality improvement collaborative Maternal and Early Years: NHS - maternal and early years Reducing Antenatal Health Inequalities, Outcome Focused Evidence into Action Guidance: gov.scot - reducing antenatal health inequalities
Under section 25(1) of FOISA, we do not have to give you information which is already reasonably accessible to you. If, however, you do not have internet access to obtain this information from the website(s) listed, then please contact me again and I will send you a paper copy of any actual documents, we cannot send copies of whole websites.
There are other organisations that produce guidelines or standards that Health Boards in Scotland use, they may or may not include pregnancy. I have listed some of these organisations below. You can find some information on their websites below or you may need to ask the organisations specifically for the information.
Healthcare Improvement Scotland: Healthcare Improvement Scotland Royal College Of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists: RCOG Royal College of Midwives: RMC Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health: RCPCH Royal College of General Practioners: RCGP National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE): NICE The Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network (SIGN): SIGN NHS Inform: NHS inform
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I am just interested in clinical and medical standards and other standards the government may have put in place directly related to pregnancy.' Response All of the information you have requested is available from the following list of links: Having a Baby: mygov.scot - having a baby Pregnancy: scot.gov - pregnancy Pg 24 Mental Health Strategy 2017 – 2027: gov.scot - perinatal mental health The Best Start: a Five Year Forward Plan for Maternity and Neonatal Care in Scotland: gov.scot - plan for maternity and neonatal Vitamin D: gov.scot - vitamin D Vitamin D: gov.scot - vitamin D and pregnancy Pregnancy & Parenthood in Young People Strategy: Pregnancy and parenthood in young people Neonatal Care in Scotland: A quality Framework: gov.scot - Neonatal care Refreshed Framework for Maternity Care in Scotland: gov.scot - maternity care Improving Maternal and Infant nutrition: a Framework for Action: gov.scot - maternal and infant nutrition Ready Steady Baby: NHS - ready steady baby Maternity & Children Quality Improvement Collaborative (MCQIC): Quality improvement collaborative Maternal and Early Years: NHS - maternal and early years Reducing Antenatal Health Inequalities, Outcome Focused Evidence into Action Guidance: gov.scot - reducing antenatal health inequalities Under section 25(1) of FOISA, we do not have to give you information which is already reasonably accessible to you.
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