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Cochrane review summary: specialised antenatal clinics for women with a multiple pregnancy for improving maternal and infant outcomes

The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE, 2011) recommends that clinical care for women with multiple pregnancies should be provided by a specialist multidisciplinary team involving specialist midwives with experience and knowledge of managing multiple pregnancies. It highlights that current evidence, based on observational studies is of low quality. This systematic review has summarised all the available evidence on specialised antenatal care for women with a multiple pregnancy for improving maternal and infant outcomes (Dodd and Crowther, 2012).