Type 1 diabetes and gestational diabetes impose an extra burden during pre-pregnancy and antenatal care, necessitating adjusted healthcare models and improved hospital handovers.
Women with T1D and GDM experience significant burdens during pregnancy care, highlighting the need for adjusted care models and improved postpartum hospital handovers.
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These findings shed light on the extra burden of pre-pregnancy and antenatal care in women with T1D and GDM. Healthcare systems should adjust models of care accordingly to provide necessary support and alleviate concerns specific to women's pregnancy experiences. Better patient handover between hospitals should be prioritised to improve continuation of care for all women in the postpartum period.
Lau et al. (Fri,) reported a other. Type 1 diabetes and gestational diabetes impose an extra burden during pre-pregnancy and antenatal care, necessitating adjusted healthcare models and improved hospital handovers.