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The antenatal needs of vulnerable women – focus on young parents
Dr Debbie Smith, University College London, UK

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 Dr Debbie Smith, MSc PhD CPsychol, University College London, Applied Health Psychology (AHP) Research
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Recorded at a recent learning Curve event in London, Dr Debbie Smith discusses heathcare access for vunerable groups of women during and after pregnancy focussing particularly on young peoples attendance at antenatal and postnatal care.

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