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- Back Pain
- Behavioural Psychology
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- Cancer
- Child Protection
- Carers
- Child and Adolescent Mental Health
- Civil Contingencies
- Community Tissue Viability
- Communications Department
- Continence Advisory Services
- Disability Service
- Dental Services
- Dermatology
- Diabetes
- District Nursing and Health Visiting
- Ear Nose and Throat
- Emergency Services
- Horticultural Therapy
- Infection Control Services
- Learning Disabilities
- Medical Education Services
- Mental Health Services and Support
- Men's Health
- Multiple Sclerosis Service
- Nutrition and Dietetics - Community Outpatient Services
- Occupational Health Services
- Occupational Therapy
- Ophthalmology
- Orthopaedic Services
- ReACH Services
- Patient Transport Service
- PAVE (Patient, Advice, Volunteer, Education)
- Pharmacy Services
- Physiotherapy
- Resus Training
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Women and Childrens
Who to Contact - Team Midwifery
- Supervision of Midwives
- Child Protection
- When your pregnancy test is positive - what next?
Services
Women and Children Services will provide care for women and children, in a safe and effective way, which avoids where possible unnecessary hospital visits and admissions.
The majority of services, including all inpatient services, are based in the Women's and Children Unit at Forth Valley Royal Hospital in Larbert. These include a children's ward and paediatric clinics, neonatal unit, women's outpatient clinics and investigations, women's day care unit, gynaecology services and labour suite.
However antenatal and post-natal care services are also provided at Stirling Community Hospital and midwifery led clinics are held in a number of community locations across Forth Valley. A number of outpatient services for children and young people (including medical clinics, therapy services and mental health services) are also provided at Stirling Community Hospital.
Information Leaflets
- Caesarean Section Leaflet(pdf, 604k)
- Chlamydia Leaflet(pdf, 624k)
- HIV Antenatal Screening Leaflet(pdf, 604k)
- Maternity Info Booklet(pdf, 404)
- Optimal Fetal Position Leaflet(pdf, 301k)
- Water Birth Leaflet(pdf, 599k)
New Ready Steady Baby! Mobile App
Ready Steady Baby! is now available as a free smartphone app so it's even
easier for you and your partner to find out about pregnancy, birth and early
parenthood from the NHS.
This purpose built app, allows you to:
- keep track of where you are in your pregnancy and how your baby is developing
- locate services by distance from your postcode
- receive timely notifications about your pregnancy journey
- utilise handy checklists to keep track of what you need to pack for hospital or buy for the new arrival.
The app is available through your device's app store.
Further Information
For more information on health during pregnancy please look at the following links:
- Ready Steady Baby!- a guide to pregancy, birth and early parenthood by NHS Health Scotland
- Ready Steady Baby! mobile app - free mobile app to support the booklet and website
- Take Life On- Simple steps to a healthier lifestyle from the Scottish Government
- www.patient.co.uk- advice for women who are planning to become pregnant
Contact Details
Forth Valley Royal
Stirling Road
Larbert
FK5 4WR
Main reception:
01324 567 300
Women & Childrens Links
- Who to Contact
- Team Midwifery
- Supervision of Midwives
- Child Protection
- When your pregnancy test is positive - what next?
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We are happy to consider requests to provide information in other languages please contact 01786 442580. For translated information about health services in Scotland please visit Health in my Language