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Resource Library

Here we have lots of useful and further information about our services and what we provide to our clients, from information booklets to F.A.Q's - you'll find the answers and information to the most common questions we get asked.

Information Booklets

There are hundreds of questions that mums-to-be have when they are expecting a child. We have some useful information on several topics in the following section - just click on any of the books below to find out more information on that subject:

Other Languages or Formats

If you would like any of our documents in another language or format then please let us know by emailing info@privatemidwives.com

Information on Infant Feeding:

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We are regulated by the Care Quality Commision

“The Care Quality Commission (CQC) are the organisational regulator for all health care providers in the UK. ALL organisations who employ more than one person, are required by law to be registered, inspected and regulated by the CQC.
This gives YOU, the patient – information about how the service is run, if it is effective, safe, caring and responsive to your needs. It is a safety and quality assurance mechanism.”
We have just had our 2018 report conducted by the CQC - You can read the full report here

Excerpts from the CQC Report 2018

  • ‘Women told us that the care they received had exceeded their expectations. We saw many testimonials from women and their families that praised the exceptional care offered.’
  • ‘Staff cared for women with compassion. Women valued their relationships with their midwife and there were several examples where staff had gone the extra mile to support women during home and hospital births.’
  • ‘People could access the service when they needed it. Staff responded quickly to initial enquiries and offered free of charge initial consultations to help women decide if the service was right for them.’
  • ‘The service operated 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. Women were offered flexible appointments that were mutually agreed between the woman and her midwife.’

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