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Referral pathways
Clinical pathways
- Anaemia in pregnancy
- Antenatal care - First consult
- Antenatal - Second and third trimester care
- Asthma in pregnancy
- Anti-D Prophylaxis in Pregnancy
- Decreased fetal movements
- Hypertension in pregnancy and postpartum*
- Nausea and vomiting in pregnancy
- Medications in pregnancy and breastfeeding
- Obesity in pregnancy and pre-pregnancy
- Preconception assessment
- Prenatal screening and diagnosis of fetal anomalies
- Skin conditions (Rash and Itch) in pregnancy
- Type 1 and 2 diabetes and pregnancy*
- Use and interpretation of pregnancy ultrasound
- Varicella and pregnancy
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