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Smoking at time of delivery (SATOD) rates have traditionally been high in North East England. Smoking in pregnancy has a significant impact on women's and babies' health by increasing the risk of premature births, still births, miscarriages and complications after labour due to smoking.
This event will be of particular interest to commissioners of stop smoking services, members of Clinical Commissioning Groups and local authority public health teams and strategic decision makers interested in smoking in pregnancy in particular and system-wide approaches to health more generally.
Further information about this QRM plus a programme for the day can be found at Fuse QRM July2016
Fuse is a research and evaluation active organisation and your data may be used for these purposes in unspecified projects. If you do not want us to use your data, please contact Peter van der Graaf at p.van.der.graaf@tees.ac.uk.