قم بإحالة نفسك للحصول على رعاية ما قبل الولادة من NHS
مراجعة من قبل Dr Caroline Wiggins, MRCGP آخر تحديث بواسطة الدكتورة توني هازيل، MRCGPآخر تحديث 24 Oct 2023
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في هذه السلسلة:الإحالة الذاتية قم بإحالة نفسك إلى خدمات الإقلاع عن التدخين التابعة لـ NHS قم بإحالة نفسك إلى خدمات الصحة الجنسية التابعة لـ NHSعلاجات المحادثة في NHS - الإحالة الذاتيةقم بإحالة نفسك إلى خدمات دعم المخدرات والكحول التابعة لـ NHS احجز استشارة صيدلية أولى عبر الإنترنت
Self-referral can be used to access free NHS antenatal care without needing an appointment with your GP. This leaflet explains which services you can access.
نظرة سريعة
Antenatal care is important for you and your baby during pregnancy.
You can give birth at home, in a birth centre, or in a hospital.
Your GP can refer you for antenatal care and delivery.
Some NHS hospitals and midwife teams also offer self-referral for antenatal care.
Not all hospitals allow self-referral, and it is not available in every part of the UK.
اشترك في دورة الحمل الصحي المجانية لمدة 8 أسابيع!
كل أسبوع سنشارك معلومات مفيدة ونصائح أساسية حول مواضيع مثل التغذية، والتمارين الرياضية، والصحة النفسية، والأعراض التي يجب الانتباه لها، والاستعداد للولادة، لمساعدتك في التنقل خلال رحلة حملك مهما كانت المرحلة التي أنت فيها.
من خلال الاشتراك، فإنك تقبل سياسة الخصوصية. يمكنك إلغاء الاشتراك في أي وقت. نحن لا نبيع بياناتك أبدًا.
What is antenatal care?
Having a baby is a life-changing event that is different for everyone. It is important to get the right care for you and your baby. That means arranging referral to an antenatal clinic as soon as possible after you discover you're pregnant.
Our leaflet called Planning to Become Pregnant also explains all the steps you should take before you get pregnant and in early pregnancy. And our pregnancy hub has a host of information on every aspect of your pregnancy.
My baby, my choice
There are several options for where you give birth to your baby. They include:
Home birth.
Freestanding birth centre (not directly attached to a hospital, one-to-one care from midwives and maternity support workers).
Attached birth centre (a 'home from home' birth centre in a hospital, close to the main obstetric unit).
Hospital labour ward or delivery suite.
The NHS is committed to providing choice to pregnant women. But do remember that not all these options are suitable for everyone, and not all are available in all areas. In particular, it would be very unwise to attempt a home delivery or deliver at a freestanding birth centre if your pregnancy is complicated in any way, because any transfer which needs to involve a journey by road will take a long time. Your midwife or GP will be able to discuss options for care during your pregnancy and delivery, including giving birth at home or in a midwife-led birth centre.
Your GP practice can give you details of your local midwifery service and how to contact them directly.
How to register for antenatal care on the NHS
Your GP can refer you to a hospital or a midwife-led team for antenatal care and delivery. But many NHS hospitals, and some midwife teams, also offer the option of self-referral. If you know which hospital or trust you want to have your baby in, and you live in their catchment area, you can refer yourself using one of the links below. This may be via an online form or a phone contact with your local midwives.
If you're not sure which trust or hospital you're allowed to book into for antenatal care, your GP practice will be able to let you know. Please note that not all hospitals allow self-referral. Otherwise, contact your GP.
Please be aware that self-referral is not available in every part of the UK. If you can't find the hospital you're looking for below, or if any of the links are not working. you can do a web search for 'antenatal self-referral' followed by the name of the hospital you're looking for. Otherwise, please search the NHS website or contact your GP.
Self-referral for antenatal care in England
Airedale General Hospital West Yorkshire
Ashford Hospital Surrey
Barking Community Birth Centre London - click on 'your appointments' for details of self-referral
مستشفى بارنت London
Basildon University Hospital Essex
Bedford Hospital Bedfordshire
Bolton NHS Foundation trust (information on community midwifery service, Princess Anne Maternity Unit, Royal Bolton Hospital)
Broomfield Hospital Chelmsford, Essex
Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust
Buckland Hospital East Kent
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital London
Chorley and South Ribble Hospital Lancashire
Colchester Hospital Essex
Conquest Hospital East Sussex
Croydon Health Services (Croydon University Trust)
مستشفى وادي دارنت Kent
Doncaster Women's Hospital Yorkshire
مستشفى إيستبورن العام East Sussex
East Kent Hospitals Maternity services are provided across East Kent in the community and in four different hospital settings; Buckland Hospital (Dover), Kent and Canterbury Hospital, Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother Hospital (Margate) and the William Harvey Hospital (Ashford)
East Lancashire (details of delivery options - referral via GP or local Children's centre)
Epsom Hospital Surrey
Frimley Park Hospital Surrey
Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital London
Harrogate and District Yorkshire
Hillingdon Hospital London
Hinchingbrooke HospitalCambridgeshire
Horton Midwifery Unit Banbury (information - no self-referral)
Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals
Jersey (no routine self-referral available - contact your GP)
King George Hospital, Goodmayes, Essex (Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals)
مستشفى كينغز كوليدج London
Kingston HospitalSurrey
Lewisham University Hospital London
Lister Hospital Hertfordshire
Liverpool Women's Hospital Merseyside
London North West University Healthcare
Macclesfield Maternity Unit Cheshire
Medway CCG Kent
Mersey and West Lancashire Teaching Hospitals
Newham Hospital London - click on 'your appointments' for details of self-referral
Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital
North Bristol NHS Trust (birthplace options و self-referral)
North Devon District Hospital Devon
North Middlesex University Hospital London
Northwick Park Hospital London
Oxfordshire Community Midwives (information - no self-referral)
Peterborough City Hospital Cambridgeshire
Poole Hospital Dorset
Princess Royal Hospital Surrey
Princess Royal University Hospital London
Queen Charlotte's and Chelsea Hospital London
مستشفى الملكة إليزابيث London SE18
Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Hospital East Kent
Queen's Hospital Romford (Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals)
Rochdale infirmary (self-referral to community midwives)
Rosie Hospital Cambridgeshire (information, no self-referral)
Royal Berkshire Hospital Reading
Royal Oldham Hospital (midwife referral via your GP)
Royal Free Hospital London
Royal London Hospital - click on 'your appointments' for details of self-referral
Royal Preston Hospital Lancashire
Royal Surrey County Hospital Guildford
مستشفى رويال ساسكس كاونتي Brighton
Saint Mary's Hospital Manchester (self-referral to your midwife or via your GP)
Southend Maternity Services Essex
St George's Hospital London
St Helier Hospital Sutton
St Mary's Hospital Manchester
St Mary's Hospital Paddington
مستشفى القديس ميخائيل Braintree, Essex
مستشفى القديس ميخائيل Bristol, Avon
St Peter's Hospital Surrey
St Peter's Hospital Maldon, Essex
Warrington Hospital Cheshire (Warrington and Halton Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust)
Watford General Hospital London
West Hertfordshire Hospitals - advice about how to decide what place of birth you want and self-referral
Wexham Park Hospital Surrey
Whipps Cross Hospital London - click on 'your appointments' for details of self-referral
Whittington Hospital London
مستشفى ويليام هارفي East Kent
Worcestershire (Alexandra Hospital, Kidderminster Hospital and Treatment Centre, Worcestershire Royal)
Wythenshawe Hospital Manchester (direct to midwife service)
Yeovil District Hospital Somerset
Antenatal care Isle of Man
Self-referral for antenatal care is not available on the Isle of Man. Please contact your GP to arrange referral.
Antenatal care Scotland
While every effort is made to keep these details up to date, the company cannot be held responsible for links to NHS services. If you have any queries, please contact your GP.
اختيارات المرضى لـ الإحالة الذاتية

العلاج والأدوية
قم بإحالة نفسك إلى خدمات الصحة الجنسية التابعة لـ NHS
يمكن استخدام الإحالة الذاتية للوصول إلى خدمات الصحة الجنسية المجانية التابعة لـ NHS دون الحاجة إلى موعد مع طبيبك العام. يوضح هذا الكتيب الخدمات التي يمكنك الوصول إليها.
بقلم الدكتورة توني هازيل، MRCGP

العلاج والأدوية
علاجات المحادثة في NHS - الإحالة الذاتية
Self-referral can be used to access free NHS talking therapies without needing an appointment with a GP. This leaflet explains which services can be accessed. Different areas will have access to different services.
بقلم الدكتورة فيليبا فينسنت، MRCGP
الأسئلة الشائعة
What should I do if I am pregnant and self-referral is not available in my area?
If self-referral for antenatal care is not available where you live, or if you can't find the hospital you are looking for in the provided list, you should contact your GP. Your GP can refer you to a hospital or a midwife-led team for your antenatal care and delivery.
Can I choose any hospital for my antenatal care, even if it's not my local one?
Many NHS hospitals and midwife teams offer self-referral, but generally, you need to live in their specific catchment area to book in. If you are unsure which trust or hospital you are allowed to book into, your GP practice can provide this information.
عن المؤلفعرض السيرة الذاتية الكاملة

الدكتورة توني هازيل، MRCGP
MBBS, BSc, MRCGP, DFSRH, Dip GU med, DRCOG, DCH (London, UK, 2000)
تخرجت الدكتورة توني هازيل من كلية الطب بمستشفى سانت ماري وأكملت تدريبها في مستشفى نورثويك بارك.
حول المراجععرض السيرة الذاتية الكاملة

Dr Caroline Wiggins, MRCGP
طبيب عام، مؤلف طبي
MBBS Honours (with Distinction), MRCGP (2016), MSc.SEM (with Distinction), BSc (Hons)
Dr Caroline Wiggins is a GP locum currently in the South-West of England.
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