A baby from Downham Market was nearly a week later than her due date for a very good reason as this helped to win the fantastic accolade of being the 500th baby born at the Midwife-led unit at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
Continue reading Welcome to Georgia, the 500th baby born on The Waterlily Birth Centre
Care for new mothers and babies will be enhanced thanks to a new £71,713 training programme for midwives and doctors at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
Continue reading Maternity boost thanks to £71,713 training grant
One of the first mothers to give birth at home using a new maternity service has praised the midwives who supported her.
Continue reading Praise for Home Birth service from new mother
Life is going to be made easier for new and expectant mothers thanks to the electronic patient record system being introduced to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
Continue reading Dawn of electronic patient records in maternity
Expectant mothers now have greater choice in where they deliver their babies thanks to a new service which was launched earlier this week.
Continue reading More choice for women as Midwife Led Pathway is launched
Expectant mothers in West Norfolk will be able to give birth in their own homes from next year.
An Auxiliary Nurse who has helped to bring hundreds of babies into the world is retiring after 44 years.
Continue reading Linda retires after 44 years of helping to deliver babies in West Norfolk
Giving birth is becoming a more relaxed experience for expectant mothers who are being given greater choice in how they deliver their babies thanks to a centre which is celebrating its six months anniversary. Continue reading Celebrating six months of Waterlily
Bereaved parents are now able to say a proper goodbye to their babies thanks to the fundraising efforts of four women.
Mothers in west Norfolk have welcomed an improved maternity service with the official opening of The Queen Elizabeth Hospital’s new midwife led birthing unit.
