Sentence examples for pregnancy unit from inspiring English sources

The prosthetic sex aid scene occurs in the Netherlands, the land envied by policy-makers in our teenage pregnancy unit.

When I started bleeding at eight weeks, I went straight to the early pregnancy unit at University College Hospital in London.

According to both the office of national statistics and a Teenage Pregnancy Unit report from the Health Department, teenage pregnancy is significantly higher among Bangladeshis than whites (despite discounting pregnancy within wedlock).

Alison Hadley, now of Bedford University, who ran the teen pregnancy unit until it was shut down, says the best local champions are still in place, and schools that embraced good sex education have it embedded in their culture.

Back in the optimistic days at the start of the last Labour government, when 18 study groups set out to track and eliminate causes and effects of what was somewhat euphemistically called "social exclusion", the teenage pregnancy unit was set up.

I wanted and needed a way and a place that did not remind me of the high-risk pregnancy unit or the NICU.

Most Early Pregnancy Units (EPUs), where miscarrying women are seen, are closed at weekends, and women talk of agonising waits for scans to confirm whether a pregnancy has indeed ended.

The chaos of Mr Blair's reshuffle this summer obscured Mrs Hodge's elevation to minister for Children, a job that brought together areas such as youth justice, child care, SureStart and teenage pregnancy units.

To describe the findings of a national inquiry into cases of misdiagnosis of miscarriage in the Republic of Ireland and to report the results of implementation of the findings of the inquiry, including investment in new equipment and training, new national guidelines, and rigorous annual audit of early pregnancy units.

In London, GE is working with hospital trusts to better plan ahead for this winter using a similar algorithm to AutoBed, looking at how increasing the hours of early pregnancy units could increase capacity and save money.

This 250-bed hospital has approximately 21,000 admissions yearly, 60% of which are accepted in labour and pregnancy units.