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Summer 2024 eBulletin available now!

Posted By: Amy Tubb

17th July 2024

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In the Summer 2024 eBulletin edition, you’ll find all the latest news from the MMHA's Everyone’s Business campaign and perinatal mental health (PMH) sector, including:

  • Opportunity for new Labour government to create lasting change for mums, babies and families

  • Risks and opportunities in the devolved nations, including the expected evaluation of PMH services in Scotland 

  • New research exploring the benefits of integrating psychological therapies into maternity and health visiting services.
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