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It defines policy and guideline purpose, scope, rationale, and guiding principles, then details corporate procedures for consent, information sharing, and professional practice. The protocol outlines indicators for emerging need and for pre-birth assessment, including assessment purpose, working with fathers/significant others, and specific risk areas such as mental health, young parents, domestic abuse, alcohol, substance use, smoking, concealed pregnancy and surrogacy, escalation, and resolution. It includes consultation, reference materials, a bibliography, glossary, an implementation plan, and appendices providing stand-alone referral pathway and health needs assessment guidance.","IN PARTNERSHIP WITH\nMulti-Agency Pre-Birth Protocol for Unborn Babies\nDate approved July 2020\nCONTENTS LIST:\n1. Introduction\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tPage 4 - 5\n2. Policy / Guideline purpose\t\t\t\t        \t           Page 5 - 6\n2.1 Rationale                                                                          \t\tpage 5\n2.2 Scope                                                                                \t\tpage 6\n2.3 Principle                                                                              \tpage 6\n3. Corporate Procedures\t\t\t\t\t\t\tPages 7 - 17\n3.1 Procedure                                                                           \tpage 7\n3.2 Consent and Information Sharing                                      \t\tpage 8\n3.3 Indicators presenting emerging need                                 \tpage 9 - 10\n3.4 Indicators presenting the need for pre-birth assessment    \tpage 10\n3.5 Purpose of a pre-birth assessment                                    \t\tpage 11\n3.6 Working with prospective fathers/significant others           \t\tpage 11\n3.7 Mental Health                                                                      \tpage 12\n3.8 Young Parents                                                                     \tpage 12\n3.9 Domestic abuse                                                                   \tpage 12\n3.10 Alcohol                                                                               \tpage 13\n3.11 Substance use                                                                   \tpage 14\n3.12 Smoking                                                                             \tpage 14\n3.13 Concealed pregnancy and Surrogacy                               \tpage 15\n3.14 The Post Natal Period                                                       \tpage 15\n3.15 Transfer to Health Visiting Service                                    \tpage 16\n3.16 Escalation and Resolution Process                                   \tpage 17\n4. Development and consultation process \t\t\t\tPage 17 - 18\n4.1 Consultation Schedule                                                      \t\tpage 17 - 18\n5. Reference documents \t\t\t\t\t\t\tPage 18\n6. Bibliography \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tPage 20\n7. Glossary of terms \t\t\t\t\t\t\tPage 21\n8. Implementation plan \t\t\t\t\t\t\tPage 22\n9. Appendices (to be used as stand-alone documents to guide practice)\nAppendix 1 \tMulti-Agency Pre-Birth Referral Pathway\nUniversal Service\nEarly Help\nRisk if significant harm\nAppendix 2   Joint Health Needs Assessment\nAppendix 3   Domestic Abuse Guidance for Professionals\nINTRODUCTION\nThe multi-agency protocol for pre-birth assessment sets out the requirements of partnership agencies, establishes how organisations should work together and details commitments and safeguarding standards as set out in the Safeguarding Partnership Board (SPB) Memorandum of Understanding, (2019) \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://safeguarding.je/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/2019-SPB-MOU-v13-FINAL-with-amendment.pdf\" \u0014MOU\u0015\nRecognising pregnant women and their partners, (if applicable) want the best for their unborn baby. The majority will meet the health and well-being needs of their unborn baby with a Universal service of care. It recognises that some may require a Right Help Right Time programme of Early Help. That some may be at risk of significant harm and require pre-birth assessment through children’s social work, where following assessment they may require a Child in Need or Child Protection plan of care (Appendix 1). \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://safeguarding.je/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Continuum-of-Need-Final-2020.pdf\" \u0014Continuum-of-Need\u0015\nThe Children and Families Hub provides a single point of contact for children, young people and families who require additional support to ensure they are safeguarded and protected. The contact details for the Children and Families Hub is 01534 519000, email \u0013 HYPERLINK \"mailto:childrenandfamilieshub@gov.je\" \u0014childrenandfamilieshub@gov.je\u0015.\nThe Children and Families Hub electronic referral form (which replaces MASH Enquiry Form","cbCaicE9bMxGFQE0","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicE9bMxGFQE0","docx",1961454,54,"English","en",105,"# Introduction\n# Policy / Guideline purpose\n## Rationale\n## Scope\n## Principle\n# Corporate Procedures\n## Procedure\n## Consent and Information Sharing\n## Indicators presenting emerging need\n## Indicators presenting the need for pre-birth assessment\n## Purpose of a pre-birth assessment\n## Working with prospective fathers/significant others\n## Mental Health\n## Young Parents\n## Domestic abuse\n## Alcohol\n## Substance use\n## Smoking\n## Concealed pregnancy and Surrogacy\n## The Post Natal Period\n## Transfer to Health Visiting Service\n## Escalation and Resolution Process\n# Development and consultation process\n## Consultation Schedule\n# Reference documents\n# Bibliography\n# Glossary of terms\n# Implementation plan\n# Appendices","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Multi-Agency Pre-Birth Protocol for Unborn Babies?\",\"answer\":\"It sets out partnership requirements, how agencies work together, and commitments and safeguarding standards for pre-birth assessment and related practice.\"},{\"question\":\"When is a pre-birth assessment required?\",\"answer\":\"When indicators suggest a child may be at risk of significant harm, leading to assessment through children’s social work and possible Child in Need or Child Protection plans of care.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the protocol address information sharing and consent?\",\"answer\":\"It includes procedures for consent and information sharing so agencies can coordinate effectively while meeting safeguarding expectations.\"}]","Multi-Agency Pre-Birth Protocol for Unborn Babies - 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