Protected: Southwest London Post-Covid Specialised Assessment Service

| Updated 6 May 2021

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Multiple Birth

| Updated 4 May 2022

St George’s offers specialist services for women expecting twins, triplets and more.  Please click  here for more information.

Contact Us

| Updated 17 Jan 2023

Office:          0208 266 6204 Mobile:         0776 680 0345 (Maternal Medicine) 07827834689 (Diabetes) Email: maternalmedicine@stgeorges.nhs.uk [urgent referrals from external clinicians must be sent directly to this email] Maternal medicine team office – 4th floor, Lanesborough Wing, St George’s Hospital

Your feedback

| Updated 6 Apr 2021

Your feedback is always welcomed! Feel free to make suggestions that might improve our maternal medicine service. Please let us know if you are happy for your feedback to be shared with other pregnant women on our webpage

Specialist Clinics

| Updated 6 Apr 2021

Your Pregnancy Journey

| Updated 6 Apr 2021

Booking Appointment At your booking appointment the midwife will collect information about your medical history and make all the necessary referrals. Based on that information, the mulberry team will plan all the required follow-up appointments. If you or your GP highlight that you have a significant medical condition in the …
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Meet the Team

| Updated 6 Apr 2021

Maternal Medicine team consultants : Dr. Ingrid Watt-Coote (Clinical lead)     Dr. Matthew Cauldwell      Dr. Ayona Wijemanne   Maternal Medicine fellow – Ellie de la Hunt   Midwifery team – Mulberry team Carolyn Romer (Consultant Midwife) Maternal Medicine Midwives: Trudy Williams             Katharine Spain        Anna Banaszak Rita Moura                     Elaine Sheehan …
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Pain Relief After C-Section

| Updated 31 Mar 2021

Your referral

| Updated 12 Jun 2024

Emergency Department Collaborative Research Group

| Updated 15 Feb 2025 | Tags: collaborative research ED Emergency Department Emergency Nurse Heather Jarman Research

The Emergency Department (ED) at St George’s leads and participates in a number of research projects through the work of the Collaborative Research Group. The group is part of St George’s Translational and Clinical Research Institute, a joint initiative between the Trust and St George’s, University of London.
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