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Codesign and refinement of an optimised antenatal education session to better inform women and prepare them for labour and birth.

Abi MerrielMiriam ToolanMary LynchGemma ClaytonAndrew DemetriLucy WillisNarendra MampitiyaAlice ClarkeKatherine BirchenallChloe de SouzaEmma HarveyTamarind Russell-WebsterEva LarkaiMariusz GrzedaKate RawlingSonia BarnfieldMargaret SmithRachel PlachcinskiChristy BurdenAbigail FraserMichael LarkinAnna Davies
Published in: BMJ open quality (2024)
Engaging stakeholders (women and staff) in codesigning an evidence-informed curriculum resulted in an antenatal class designed to improve preparedness for birth, including assisted birth, that is acceptable to women and their birthing partners, and has been refined to address feedback and is deliverable within National Health Service resource constraints. A nationally mandated antenatal education curriculum is needed to ensure parents receive high-quality antenatal education that targets birth preparedness.
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