Maternity services liaison committee

Maternity Services Liaison Committees (MSLCs) Parents making a difference in maternity services Would you like to make a difference to your local maternity services ? They need you, your experiences and your contact with other parents to help them develop and improve. The Hampshire MSLC aims to ensure that the views of local parents are taken into account in all aspects of maternity services , including: Antenatal care - from check-ups with the midwife in the community to scans at the hospital. The documents raise important points about maternity services from women’s perspectives.

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The committee is made up of staff involved in providing maternity care and representatives of women who use the service. The members work together to monitor and improve the maternity services provided by the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital. The committee is a forum of NHS staff, users of maternity services and voluntary sector representatives from across Grampian. The aim is to work together to c o-design, c o-produce and improve services in response to the needs of women.

The MSLC aims to promote and develop maternity services at Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust. It is committed to improving the overall quality of care delivered to women. The committee provides an opportunity for parents to have their say about maternity services and is chaired by Clare Spink a user representative.

Information about this committee is available on the Maternity Services Review website.

An advisory and action forum run by local parent volunteers to improve maternity services at the Rosie Hospital. We are a group of local parents, doula and birth worker volunteers representing the voices of birthing women and people, their partners and families to improve and develop maternity services at the Rosie Hospital, Cambridge, UK. John’s Hospital, Edinburgh. They have adapted to changes in NHS systems and structures in the intervening years. An MSLC is an independent body and every health board is required to have one.

The maternity services liaison committee for mid and south bucks meets three times a year and is a strategic group to help monitor and shape the maternity services in our area. For information and details about your locally run antenatal education and active birth classes, please contact your community midwife. Maternity Service Liaison Committees (MSLCs) were established as a measure to ensure collaborative engagement between those providing and receiving maternity services. Our maternity services. Wakefield MSLC is a group of service users, professionals and commissioners working together to improve maternity services in Wakefield.

Helping mothers to breastfeed. The Maternity Voices Partnership, previously known as the maternity services and liaison committee (MSLC), is currently undergoing a period of reorganisation. Further information will be available in due course regarding a relaunch and how to join.

The MSLC plays an important part in shaping maternity services to meet the needs of users. Maternity Voices Committee is a forum for maternity service users, providers and commissioners of maternity services to come together to design services that meet the needs of local women. Those involved with the MVC are committed to seeking and listening to the views of users of the service and the MVC continually strive to monitor.

We use different models of care, which allows us to support women with a low risk of complications as well as women with complex care needs and associated medical conditions. The forum brings together user representatives, healthcare staff and other professionals involved in maternity care. Run by maternity service users and providers, these meetings give new parents, expecting women or non NHS birth professionals a voice which can. More about the maternity services liaison committee and joining details.

The group consists of local parents (service users), midwives, doctors, antenatal teachers, breastfeeding counsellors and those responsible for commissioning local maternity services.