The perinatal mental health (PMH) matrix: Improving the quality of care for women
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Happy Mum Healthy Bump
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Using NICE Quality Standards for antenatal and postnatal mental health to improve the quality of NHS services working with women during the perinatal period
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No ifs, No butts; Clatterbridge’s Journey to a smoke free trust (using NICE guidance as a road map and a partnership approach as the vehicle)