Pa asesiad y mae Llywodraeth Cymru wedi’i wneud o’r rhesymau dros y gyfradd uwch o gychwyn esgor ym Mwrdd Iechyd Prifysgol Caerdydd a’r Fro, yr adroddwyd ei bod rhwng 33 y cant a 37 y cant bob mis rhwng mis Hydref 2025 a mis Gorffennaf 2026, o’i chymharu â 30 y cant ledled Cymru?
Cardiff and Vale University Health Board provides tertiary and specialist maternity services to women/birthing people within their health board and to those referred from other health boards with complex medical needs, such as multiple births and requirement of fetal medicine. In cases where the wellbeing of the mother or baby is subject to careful monitoring due to pre-existing conditions, a planned early birth may be a consideration to ensure the optimum outcome for both.
The Welsh Government expects all health boards to comply with relevant NICE guidance in relation to inducing labour. This includes ensuring an individual management plan is developed with the mother, enabling provision of clear information, options for care and shared decision making.
Induction of labour rates are a key metric which is reported and monitored nationally with oversight provided by NHS Performance and Improvement and included within the governance assurance framework to the Welsh Government.