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NHS England 📅 22 Jul 2026 ⏱ 1 min read

£4.5million to improve Berkshire maternity and neonatal services

Mothers and babies in focus as £4.5million funding rolled out to improve Berkshire maternity and neonatal services

ClinicaliQ Brief
  • NHS funding of £4.5 million has been allocated to enhance maternity and neonatal services across Berkshire, improving care pathways for pregnant women and newborns.
  • Investment aims to address capacity and quality gaps in perinatal services, supporting better maternal and neonatal outcomes in the region.
  • Enhanced services should improve access to specialist care and support for mothers and babies, reducing potential complications and improving patient experience.
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Mothers and babies in focus as £4.5million funding rolled out to improve Berkshire maternity and neonatal services

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