The service provided ultasound scans and tests for foetal abnormalities for women in different stages of pregnancy. People received good information, advice and options following their scans.

During our visit we used a wide range of evidence to make judgements about the service. This involved speaking to staff, and observing procedures in practice. We were shown a number of records that demonstrated to us how the service complies with the standards of quality and safety.

There were systems in place to promote people's dignity and respect. We saw that people received an initial assessment and the clinic wanted to hear about people's experience and therefore always asked for feedback.

People were provided with information to make an informed choice about the services available and received individualised and specific care that met their individual and diverse needs.

People who used the service benefited from safe care and support due to ongoing formal and informal quality monitoring processes which ensured that peoples views about the service were listened and responded to.

During our visit we used a wide range of evidence to make judgements about the service. This involved speaking to staff, and observing procedures in practice. We were shown a number of records that demonstrated to us how the service complies with the standards of quality and safety.