Maternity service definition

Maternity service means an agency which provides or arranges for care or services to expectant mothers, before or during confinement, or which provides care as needed to mothers and their infants after confinement;

Maternity service means maternity care provided by a physician to a patient who is not on:

Maternity service means maternity care provided by a physician to a patient who is not on: (i) the physician’s panel; or (ii) the panel of another longitudinal physician/nurse practitioner who works at the same LFP Clinic as the physician, if the service is provided:

Examples of Maternity service in a sentence

• Maternity service users across Sussex have been sharing their queries and concerns with their local Maternity Voices Partnerships and Healthwatch representatives.

• The co-located Maternity service at Princess Royal Maternity ( housed in the same tower as the GO wards / theatre) provides a Regional service for Invasive Placental Disease in conjunction with the GO department.

• Maternity service information and communication will be clear, consistent, balanced, accurate, and based on the current evidence.

• As a result of our report Hampshire Hospitals have agreed to locate a Maternity service within West Berkshire, with Great Western Hospital happy to consider it if there is funding available.We have also established a West Berkshire Maternity Forum, allied to the other three maternity voice groups in surrounding areas.

• The Head of Midwifery Holds overall responsibility for the effectiveness of the Antenatal Screening process within the Maternity service.

• The date for the closure of the Maternity service was set as 1st July 2015.

• The Maternity service liaison committees in Tayside have also been involved at all stages of project development.

• The Maternity service at DH includes the provision of a full range of hospital and community- based services, a Fetal Assessment Unit, the Harris Birthright Centre for Fetal Medicine andan Early Pregnancy Assessment Unit.

• We have current accreditation at Stage 1, however the standards have changed and for 2017-18 we aim to align with the Maternity service and apply for accreditation with the new standards and then continue immediately to move towards accreditation at Stage 2.

• Maternity service working environment must facilitate the implementation of these Standards.

More Definitions of Maternity service

Maternity service means prenatal care, postnatal care, lactation support, care of newborns up to six weeks of age, and medical abortion care. provided by a physician to a patient who is not on: (i) the physician’s panel; or (ii) the panel of another longitudinal physician/nurse practitioner who works at the same LFP Clinic as the physician, if the service is provided:

Maternity service means an agency which provides or arranges for care or services to expectant mothers, before or during confinement, or which provides care as needed to mothers and their infants after confinement, as defined in RCW 74.15.020. Maternity services, in this chapter refer to services to youth who are less than eighteen years.

Maternity service means prenatal care, postnatal care, lactation support, and newborn care of newborns up to six weeks of age provided by a physician to a patient who is not on:

Maternity service means prenatal care, postnatal care, lactation support, care of newborns up to six weeks of age, and medical abortion care.

Maternity service means the service described in Part 3.4 of the Services Specification. Medical Equipment means any item of equipment required by the Operator for use at or in relation to the Public Patient Health Campus for the direct provision of Health Services to Public Patients that has a depreciable life greater than one year. Medical Equipment Expenditure is defined in Clause 18.2. Medical Officer means a registered medical practitioner employed or contracted by a hospital. Medical Records means all medical, clinical and other Patient records and information relating to the provision of Services to Public Patients under this Agreement, whether written, computerised or stored by any other means, including: