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How does a GP gain admission to the obstetric list?
What can be claimed if a post-natal examination is not undertaken?
Fee for second practitioner giving an anaesthetic
What happens if a patient accepted for maternity care receives MMS from another doctor?
Services to a woman living permanently in a GP's practice area
Services for a woman living temporarily in a GP's practice area
Good maternal and early neonatal care
The fees paid for maternity medical services (MMS)are listed in the Red Book. A doctor not included in the obstetric list providing these services to his or her own patients is paid a lower level of fees than one who is included. In addition, the obstetrically approved doctor can accept women for MMS who are not on his or her ordinary list of patients. To gain admission to the obstetric list, a GP must have his or her obstetric experience approved by the local health authority, or on appeal by the Secretary of State.
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| Book Title: Making Sense of The Red Book | ||