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Antenatal Shared Care Program (ANSC)

Antenatal Shared Care (ANSC) is a program for GPs to enhance and provide consistent antenatal care to low-risk patients, allowing women with a low-risk pregnancy the option to receive a majority of their pregnancy care with their GP. 

 

ANSC benefits

Enhance your professional skillset

SWSPHN regularly facilitates Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for antenatal care. This supports the requirement to complete at least 12 points of antenatal or postnatal specific CPD per triennium. 

 

Continuity of care

Feel comfortable providing ongoing care throughout your patients pregnancy and afterwards as their regular GP.

 

Lots of helpful resources for ANSC providers

There are a number of resources available for Antenatal care providers practicing in South Western Sydney. These include:

  • Bi-monthly newsletter – The Baby Monitor
  • Protocols, guidelines and policies
  • Patient and clinical resources (both online links and details on how to order paper copies)
  • Interactive case studies
  • Information regarding online CPD opportunities

 

To access all of these, go to the SWSPHN Antenatal Shared Care Program page on HealthChat

Detailed clinical guidance on antenatal care can be found on HealthPathways.

Register for the ANSC program

GPs wishing to participate in the GP ANSC program need to register. Please complete the form below to register.

 

Antenatal Shared Care (ANSC) Program Application Form

The Baby Monitor – bi-monthly newsletter

The Baby Monitor newsletter delivers ANSC providers the latest updates and news about antenatal shared care in South Western Sydney.

Download the latest The Baby Monitor issue:

February 2024

Get in touch

 For GPs who want to know more about the ANSC program.

Integration and Priority Populations

02 4632 3000 ansc@swsphn.com.au
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