NHS临床指南 Health inequalities, infant mortality and stillbirthPPT.ppt

Elements CO screening for all pregnant women An opt out referral system Briefing sessions for midwifery staff and other relevant health professionals Protocols and care pathways reflecting the evidence base and NICE guidance Advanced skills training to support Stop Smoking Advisors to work effectively with pregnant women Ways to reach out to those pregnant smokers who currently do not engage with the Stop Smoking Services, including a Risk Perception Intervention. Administrative / call centre staff training to increase the number of women accepting appointments Awareness raising and engagement with all health professionals involved with pregnant smokers Supporting materials developed with the support of young pregnant smokers. A performance management system Monitoring and evaluation of effectiveness BabyClear Incentive Schemes 9th June 2016 Fran Frankland Healthier Futures  Health inequalities, infant mortality and stillbirth The role of tobacco control and smoking cessation Hilary Wareing, Director Improving Performance in Practice (iPiP) Limited What do we know about the impact on still birth, infant mortality and health inequalities? What are the drivers and challenges? What is the evidence for action and how do we make it work in practice? Who needs to take action? Objectives Smoking is an important modifiable risk factor in pregnancy Smoking in pregnancy accounts for: 1 in 12 Premature births Slide courtesy of Dr Marilena Korkodilos, PHE 1 in 5 Cases of low birth weight in babies carried to full term Smoking in pregnancy accounts for: 1 in 14 Preterm-related deaths Slide courtesy of Dr Marilena Korkodilos, PHE 1 in 3 sudden unexpected deaths in infancy (SUDI) Infant mortality rates Ref: Why children die: death in infants, children and young people in th