Care for mothers, babies and growing families.
Maternal & Child Health brings pregnancy-related care, maternal support and child-health pathways into a warmer, easier-to-navigate experience.
Family care works best when each stage connects to the next.
This page focuses on continuity—helping families know where to begin, what to confirm before visits and how related diagnostics or follow-up can connect. Exact clinic schedules and services should be confirmed with the hospital.
Pregnancy-related care
Request maternal care and confirm the appropriate appointment pathway.
Antenatal support
Attend planned reviews as advised by the care team.
Postnatal support
Continue care for the mother after delivery where available.
Child health
Use the service for age-appropriate child-health concerns and follow-up.
Know what happens before you arrive.
The exact clinical pathway can vary, but this gives patients a clear operational picture.
Contact the team
Explain whether the need is maternal, pregnancy-related or child health.
Confirm the visit
Receive the appropriate clinic or appointment guidance.
Attend care
Bring relevant records, prior results and medication information.
Continue the journey
Follow recommendations for tests, review or another service.
Prepare for the right thing—not a generic checklist.
Bring pregnancy, child-health or previous medical records that may be relevant. For ultrasound or laboratory tests, confirm any separate preparation requirements before the visit.
It does not diagnose, prescribe or replace individual advice from a qualified healthcare professional.
Useful answers before you contact the hospital.
Related care pathways
Patients often move between connected services depending on clinical need.