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Maternity Bereavement Service: NMUH
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The Maternity Bereavement Service at NMUH offers support to parents following the loss of a baby during pregnancy or up to 28 days post-birth. It includes the Snowdrop Bereavement Service, professional counselling, inhouse pregnancy after loss antenatal clinic (Bluebell).
Recurrent miscarriage
Women with a history of recurrent miscarriage can be referred to the general gynaecology outpatient clinics for further investigations and assessment. Referrals should clearly highlight the referral is for investigation of recurrent miscarriage. If a patient delivered at NMUH, these investigations will be arranged internally. Alternatively, these patients can be referred directly to the Tommy's Miscarriage Clinics via e-referrals service.
How to Refer
EMIS form
Referral methods: Email
Complete the Pregnancy After Loss Antenatal Caseloading Team Bluebell team Referral - NM and email to rf-tr.nm.bereavementmidwives@nhs.net or rf-tr.bereavementmidwives@nhs.net
Referrals for the Bluebell Clinic should be made FAO (Wiktoria Ciekanska and Ellie Coulter).
Where to find the form
- NCL: NCL Global Documents > Mental Health
Resources
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Find details of local bereavement support services hereMental Health
Information about mental health services available across NCLReview date: Thursday, 08 April 2027