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Maternity Autism Passports can be used to outline your personal needs during pregnancy. Reprinted with permissions from author Alexis Quinn 

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Addressing Inequity and inequality within maternity services for autistic women. An article and resources written by Karen Henry, an Autistic Midwife and Lecturer.

Human Rights in Childbearing - Supporting Autistic Midwives in the Workplace

Providing accessible healthcare for autistic women

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How health professionals can make reasonable adjustments to support autistic women and people to access maternity care.  ‘Supporting pregnant autistic people’ by Diane Fox RM

MARG Chair and Clinical Lead

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National Development Team for Inclusion (NDTi) resource about sensory challenges in hospital settings This has been adopted by a lot of NHS trusts. It was commissioned with a mental health focus but can be applied easily to maternity settings. 

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Birthrights Factsheets: Disability and long-term health conditions: your right to reasonable adjustments in maternity care 

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Breastfeeding if you are on the autistic spectrum. Breastfeeding Network Katrona (2021).

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The Breastfeeding Network: Supporting breastfeeding: recommendations from Autistic women and people. 
Dr Aimee Grant (2022)

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