Miss Sadia Bhatti

About

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  Trained in high-risk pregnancy management including antenatal, intrapartum and post-partum care. Dr Bhatti trained from 2009-2013 as a maternal medicine clinical research fellow at King's College Hospital and University College London Hospital (UCLH).
  
  Dr Bhatti’s current responsibilities include clinical and senior management roles as a lead consultant for the labour ward and post-natal care. She investigates ways to improve a woman's experience during and after birth. Dr Bhatti is also lead clinician for the maternal age clinic at King's College Hospital, which caters for complex older age group pregnancies. She also has specialist maternal medicine joint clinics in obstetric rheumatology, inflammatory bowel disease and neurology.
  
  She is a lead clinician for maternity critical care, with vision to establish safer child birth for high-risk pregnancies. She also has an active interest in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching and is lead clinician for women health King's College London medical students rotation. Dr Bhatti is course director for RCOG second stage management operative birth training course.
  
  Dr Bhatti is passionate about safer childbirth. As a faculty member of Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, she also teaches life-saving skills courses to mothers in under-resourced countries across Africa and Asia.

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  IVF pregnancies, Older Women, Pre-pregnancy counselling, medical disorders in pregnancy, hypertension, neurological problems like epilepsy, inflammatory bowel disease, low and high risk pregnancies and Rheumatological problems before and during pregnancy