Review of our maternity and neonatal services
The Independent Review of Swansea Bay University Health Board's Maternity and Neonatal Services has been published, and is available to read in several formats below.
This report contains information and discussions related to having a baby. Some content may be distressing, particularly for individuals who have experienced pregnancy complications, infant loss, or related trauma. Please take care while reading. If you find the material upsetting, support is available, and details are available on our website about organisations which can help you.
There is a Health Board helpline available for any women or families currently or about to use the service who are worried about their care. The telephone number is 01792 986709 and the helpline is open between 8:30am and 5:00pm Monday to Friday. An email helpline is also monitored during these hours - SBU.MaternityEnquiries@wales.nhs.uk.
Links for the independent review:
Follow this link to read the independent review of our maternity and neonatal services in full
Follow this link to read a summary version of the review
Follow this link to read the report in an easy read format
Follow this link to read the appendices of the full review
Links for the health board's responses:
Follow this link to read the health board's statement in response to the review
Follow this link to read an open letter to Swansea Bay residents from our Chair and Chief Executive
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