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✨ Health Service Specifications

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13 APRIL 2007

(b) accompany the woman in an air/road ambulance from a rural or
remote rural domicile area (as defined in Schedule 2).

Defined in this notice: general practitioner, labour and birth, LMC, midwife, obstetrician,
paediatrician, practitioner

DB16 Payment rules: labour and birth (rural support)

A maternity provider may only claim 1 non-LMC labour and birth (rural
support) fee per woman per day.

Defined in this notice: claim, labour and birth, maternity provider

Module: Urgent postnatal care

DB17 Service specification: urgent postnatal care

(1) A general practitioner, midwife or obstetrician must provide the services listed
in clause (2) to postnatal women and their babies who—

(a) have made an attempt and failed to access their LMC (where the
women is registered with a LMC), or

(b) are away from their usual place of residence.

(2) The services that must be provided include—

(a) an appropriate assessment, care and treatment for a woman and her
baby who present to the practitioner for care during the 6 week period
following birth; and

(b) provision of information to the LMC on the care provided.

Defined in this notice: birth, general practitioner, LMC, practitioner, midwife, obstetrician,
practitioner, usual place of residence

DB18 Payment rules: urgent postnatal care

A maternity provider may only claim 1 urgent postnatal care fee for each
eligible person per day for who care is provided.

Defined in this notice: claim, maternity provider

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🏥 DB15 Service specification: Non-LMC labour and birth (rural support) (continued from previous page)

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
KeywordsService specification, Non-LMC labour and birth, Rural support, General practitioner, Midwife, LMC

🏥 DB16 Payment rules: labour and birth (rural support)

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
KeywordsPayment rules, Labour and birth, Rural support, Maternity provider

🏥 DB17 Service specification: urgent postnatal care

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
KeywordsService specification, Urgent postnatal care, General practitioner, Midwife, Obstetrician, LMC

🏥 DB18 Payment rules: urgent postnatal care

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
KeywordsPayment rules, Urgent postnatal care, Maternity provider

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