Clinics

Liverpool Women’s Hospital Antenatal Clinic

Liverpool Women’s Hospital
Crown Street,
Liverpool,
L8 7SS

0151 702 4180

https://www.liverpoolwomens.nhs.uk/our-services/maternity/your-antenatal-care/specialist-antenatal-clinics/

Staffed by a specialist midwife/coordinator, both community and Children’s Centre midwives, and health link workers, the service offers a range of support aids including education and parenting classes, information leaflets and CDs. The clinic benefits from interpreters as well as a telephone interpreting service.

Contacts:

Joanne Topping

Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust

Queens Campus – Antenatal Clinic,
Derby Road,
Nottingham,
NG7 2UH

0115 924 9924 ext 61258

Amanda.whickham@nuh.nhs.uk

The clinic is nurse/midwife led with a comprehensive referral pathway. Both pregnant and nonpregnant women can access the clinic. Our aim is to see women within two weeks of their referral. Children can be seen by individual appointment as this would be a joint appointment with a consultant paediatrician. The clinic offers advice, referral to urogynae, consultant obstetrician, social care, honour-based abuse team, counselling, ante natal care and assessment, de-infibulation, post-surgery and postnatal follow up.

Clinic time:

13.30 -17.00pm : alternate Thursdays

Contacts:

Amanda Whickham email: Amanda.whickham@nuh.nhs.uk

Paula Booker email: paula.booker@nuh.nhs.uk

Clare O’Callaghan email: clare.o’callaghan@nuh.nhs.uk

City Campus – Antenatal Clinic,
Hucknall Road,
Nottingham,
NG5 1PB

0115 9691169 ext 55239

Amanda.whickham@nuh.nhs.uk

The clinic is nurse/midwife led with a comprehensive referral pathway. Both pregnant and nonpregnant women can access the clinic. Our aim is to see women within two weeks of their referral. Children can be seen by individual appointment as this would be a joint appointment with a consultant paediatrician. The clinic offers advice, referral to urogynae, consultant obstetrician, social care, honour-based abuse team, counselling, ante natal care and assessment, de-infibulation, post-surgery and postnatal follow up.

Clinic time:

9.00am – 12:30pm: alternate Thursdays

Contacts:

Amanda Whickham email: Amanda.whickham@nuh.nhs.uk

Paula Booker email: paula.booker@nuh.nhs.uk

Clare O’Callaghan email: clare.o’callaghan@nuh.nhs.uk

Birmingham Heartlands Hospital

Princess of Wales Women’s Unit,
Bordesley Green,
Birmingham,
B9 5SS

0121 424 3909

Clinic time:

Every Day

Contact:

Alison Byrne

Bristol Community Rose Clinic

Eastville Medical Practice,
East Trees Health Centre,
100a Fishponds Road,
Bristol,
BS5 6SA

07813016911

bristolrose.clinic@nhs.net

www.bava.org.uk/types-of-abuse/female-genital-mutilation/

The Bristol Community Rose Clinic provides care and support for women who are experiencing problems as a result of female genital mutilation (FGM). This specialist de-infibulation clinic is staffed by an all-female team, who understand the sensitivity and complexity of issues relating to FGM. They offer this support to women from Bristol, North Somerset, south Gloucestershire and Bath areas.

This service is confidential and the reception staff at Eastville Medical Practice cannot take bookings, email the clinic for advice or to make an appointment.

Oxford Rose Clinic

John Radcliffe Hospital,
362 Banbury Road,
Oxford,
OX2 7PP

01865 222969

oxfordrose.clinic@nhs.net

This specialist clinic is run by a team of female healthcare professionals (women’s health doctor, specialist midwife, psychologist and psychosexual therapist) with interpreting support if required. Women can self-refer or be referred by GP or other healthcare professional via email address/telephone number below.

Dr Brenda Kelly: Consultant Obstetrician (Clinical lead)