London, UK

Dr Sadia Bhatti

Obstetrician & Gynaecologist

Chelsea & Westminster Hospital

Credentials

Qualifications:

MBBS

BSc

FRCOG

MAcadMED

PGCert MedEdu

Professional Memberships:

General Medical Council

Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecology

MacDonald UK Obstetric Medicine Society

British Maternal Fetal Medicine Society

Academy of Medical Educators

Publications:

1. Bhatti S

Cordina M

Penna L

Sherwood R

Dew T

Kametas NA. The effect of ethnicity on the performance of protein-creatinine ratio in the prediction of significant proteinuria in pregnancies at risk of or with established hypertension. Acta Obstet Gynecol Scand. 2018 May

2.Association between maternal haemoglobin at 27-29weeks gestation and intrauterine growth restriction. Pregnancy Hypertens. 2015 Oct

Cordina M

Bhatti S

Fernandez M

Syngelaki A

Nicolaides KH

Kametas NA.

3. ‪Cordina M

Bhatti S

Fernandez M

Syngelaki A

Nicolaides KH

Kametas NA.Maternal haemoglobin at 27-29 weeks' gestation and severity of pre-eclampsia.‬ Maternal Fetal Neonatal Med. March 2015

4 ‪Bhatti S

PatO'Biran: Second stage Caesarean section‬

RCOG‬Click 2013

Chapter in a book

Operative Vaginal deliveries

ROBuST manual

5. Bhatti S

Penna L: Maternal Collapse 2012‬

‪Journal of Obstetrics

Gynaecology

and Reproductive medicine ‬July 2012

About Dr

Ms. Bhatti is a consultant obstetrician at King's College Hospital, Kensington Wing Chelsea & Westminster, and Portland Hospital London. She is highly skilled and knowledgeable in high-risk pregnancies, postpartum, and intrapartum care. She deeply believes in enabling women to make choices for their pregnancy and birth. She regularly advocates for excellent care of her patients to maintain their physical as well as mental health during and after birth.Ms. Bhatti is a regular gym-goer herself and strongly supports exercise and staying active during pregnancy and after birth, offering significant advice during consultations. Her clinical expertise lies in pre-pregnancy and pregnancy management of older women, IVF conceptions, twin pregnancies, neurological disorders (for example epilepsy), inflammatory bowel diseases, and rheumatological problems.She takes a continuity of care approach, offering meet-and-greet opportunities to couples to enable them to make informed decisions for their birth. Ms. Bhatti has a breadth of experience working with women from different cultures, religions, and backgrounds. She offers meet-and-greet consultations and provides her personal mobile number to women booked for pregnancy care for emergency contacts.