The 2025 MBRRACE-UK Saving Lives Improving Mothers' Care report makes key recommendations to bridge the gaps in care for women with medical and social challenges
The MBRRACE-UK report also looks at the care of women who died in the year after the end of pregnancy in the UK and Ireland. 583 (91%) of the 643 women who died during pregnancy or up to a year after the end of pregnancy in 2021-2023 faced multiple interrelated challenges
Women living in the 20% most deprived areas had an almost two-fold higher maternal mortality rate than women living in the least deprived 20% of areas.
Disparities continue between women from different ethnic groups. In 2021-23 the maternal mortality rate for White women was 12.4 per 100,000 women giving birth, compared to 16.7 per 100,000 for women from Asian ethnic groups and 28.2 per 100,000 for women from Black ethnic groups
257 women died in the UK during pregnancy or up to six weeks after the end of pregnancy in 2021-2023 from causes related to or aggravated by pregnancy among 2,004,184 women giving birth, a maternal mortality rate of 12.82 per 100,000 https://t.co/tvPecNUHHL
The Maternal Mental Health Alliance calls on the government to further invest in Maternal Mental Health Services, end the postcode lottery and provide vital support to all women, babies, and families. It’s time to act: https://t.co/bxAbAvO04h #MakeAllCareCount
State of the Nation report on perinatal deaths in 2021 released today. Report, infographic, reference tables, and technical manual available at https://t.co/fTfcJoqPX0 and via https://t.co/fFx5yHMOyk
1/5 - NutriScore: Giorgia Meloni est l’une des opposantes les plus vocales contre le marquage alimentaire considérant le Nutri-Score comme “discriminatoire et pénalisant” vis-à-vis des produits italiens et du régime méditerranéen.
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Very proud to present @CNWL perinatal mental health service in prisons and to talk about the perinatal mental health needs of women in prison at the @AFNCCF webinar about attachement theory and CJS this afternoon.
#windowoftolerance#windowofopportunity#perinatalmentalhealth
… Each assessment raises these questions: what aspects in the environment can be adapted, where shall be the focus within the woman that enables us to meet her in her own window of tolerance so her time in prison can become a window of opportunity for change »
CNWL's Health and Justice Team spoke at @AFNCCF's webinar on applying attachment theory in the Criminal Justice System yesterday.
They discussed the importance of perinatal healthcare for women in prisons and the unique set of challenges that comes with it.