Downpatrick Maternity Sees 100th Birth in Past Year

dn_screen [caption id="attachment_37835" align="alignleft" width="300"]Pictured with Tanya and baby Sophie is daughter Chloe, partner Matthew, Midwife Assunta Morgan and Health Care Assistantxa0Elaine Morgan. Pictured with Tanya and baby Sophie is daughter Chloe, partner Matthew, Midwife Assunta Morgan and Health Care Assistantxa0Elaine Morgan.[/caption] Tanya said:xa0”I was so impressed with the unit and could not have asked for anything else.xa0 I would encourage all local expectant mums to use the unit in Downe Hospital in Downpatrick”. Year on year this service continues to grow, now doubling its numbers from first opening in 2010. The total babies born to date is 238.xa0 The unit provides a local access to maternity services in line with the government initiative of Transforming Your Care, providing a community based patient centre approach for our clients.xa0 Once again we encourage all mothers to consider using the unit for local antenatal care as well as giving birth in their local area. One local mum, Catherine McKinley who is due to give birth in the maternity unit soon said: xa0“I have chosen to deliver in the Downe Midwifery Unit as I have heard positive reports about it and want a natural homely experience.xa0 It is a newer modern unit and is close to home which is very convenient for the family especially as this is my second baby”.    ]]>

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