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The NHS is rolling out additional support for pregnant Black, Asian and Ethnic Minority (BAME) women, as new research shows heightened COVID-19 risks

The NHS is rolling out additional support for pregnant Black, Asian and Ethnic Minority (BAME) women, as new research shows heightened COVID-19 risks facing women from minority groups.

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Would you like to make a difference and get involved in the future of women's and babies services at Liverpool Women's?

Want to shape the future of women's health services?

iverpool Women's NHS Foundation Trust is looking for people across Merseyside and beyond to become actively involved in shaping its future.

Miracle Babies, Miracle Workers

Blog 4 - Getting to know your baby - from pregnancy to all your baby needs

Supporting Women’s Choices after One to One Midwifery Services Closure

Following the announcement earlier this week that One to One (North West) Limited had taken the decision that they are unable to continue with their contract to provide community midwifery services and went into administration on 31st July 2019, Liverpool Women’s Hospital maternity teams have come together to support women.

Pregnant women urged to get their COVID-19 vaccine at midwife led vaccination clinic

Pregnant women in Liverpool can now get their COVID-19 and flu vaccinations through a midwife led vaccination clinic at Liverpool Women’s Hospital. The offer is part of an NHS drive to encourage more pregnant women in Liverpool to get vaccinated – particularly with the new omicron variant now circulating widely.