Submitted on Wednesday 21st March 2012
Published on Wednesday 28th March 2012
Current status: Closed
Closed: Thursday 28th March 2013
Signatures: 229
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Improvements in the monitoring of babies/Mothers during pregnancy for low risk/first time Mums
There are many risks for stillbirth/complications in pregnancy which are well known. Obesity, smoking, diabetes, pre-eclampsia are just some of the risks. Mums with known risks are monitored more closely during pregnancy than so-called 'low-risk' mums. This is a 'reactive' process leading to the loss of many babies (and possibly Mothers) that were labelled as ‘low risk’. Some apparently 'low-risk' mums do in fact have high-risk babies (one in two stillbirths still remains unexplained). Why does current monitoring of these apparently perfectly healthy babies not identify them as at-risk? More must be done to improve how 'low risk' Mums/babies are monitored. This may involve giving them the same level of care that a higher risk Mum (someone that may have had a prior complication/miscarriage/loss of child) would receive. The current monitoring needs to be improved and made 'proactive'. Please help by signing this petition.
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