O ran gwasanaethau mamolaeth, mae'r bwrdd iechyd wedi sefydlogi'r gwasanaeth drwy lwyddo i recriwtio staff meddygol a staff bydwreigiaeth er mwyn gostwng y gyfradd swyddi gwag a gwneud y gwasanaeth yn fwy cydnerth. Yn ogystal, mae wedi penodi meddyg ymgynghorol bydwreigiaeth i arwain gwaith ar normalrwydd mewn genedigaeth. Darparodd y broses ymgynghori cyhoeddus a gynhaliwyd yr haf diwethaf adroddiad cynhwysfawr ar farn a phryderon y cyhoedd a rhanddeilaid. Bu'r adroddiad o gymorth i'r Bwrdd wrth iddo benderfynu ym mis Rhagfyr sut i gynnal gwasanaethau mamolaeth diogel yn y tri phrif safle ysbyty. Dyfarnwyd Tystysgrif Arfer Orau y Sefydliad Ymgynghori am y ffordd y cynhaliwyd yr ymgynghoriad cyhoeddus pwysig hwn. Mae'r achos busnes amlinellol dros y Ganolfan Is-ranbarthol ar gyfer Gofal Dwys i'r Newydd-anedig, sef uned o'r radd flaenaf i ofalu am fabanod sâl a babanod sydd wedi cael eu geni'n gynnar, wedi cael ei gymeradwyo.  Bydd achos busnes llawn yn cael ei gyflwyno i'r Bwrdd ym mis Gorffennaf yn unol â'r amserlen. Bydd hyn yn helpu i ddarparu gofal o'r safon uchaf a'r canlyniadau clinigol gorau i famau a babanod ledled y Gogledd. Fodd bynnag, fel rhan o'i gynlluniau ar gyfer cam dau, bydd angen i'r bwrdd ganolbwyntio ar wella arweinyddiaeth ddiwylliannol a chlinigol o fewn gwasanaethau mamolaeth, fel a nodwyd yn y meini prawf ar gyfer gwella.
In maternity services, the health board has stabilised the service through the successful recruitment of medical and midwifery staff to reduce the vacancy rates and make the service more robust. It has also recently successfully appointed a midwifery consultant to lead work on normality in childbirth. The public consultation process undertaken last summer provided a comprehensive report on views and concerns of the public and stakeholders to aid the Board decision in December on how to maintain safe maternity services across the three major hospital sites. The conduct of this important public consultation was awarded the Consultation Institute Certificate of Good Practice. The outline business case for the Sub Regional Neonatal Intensive Care Centre (SuRNICC) – a state-of-the-art unit to care for very sick and premature babies has been approved and the timetable is on target with the full business case to be submitted to the Board in July. This will help provide the best possible standards of care and clinical outcomes for mothers and babies across North Wales. The health board under its plans for phase two will however need to focus on improving the cultural and clinical leadership within maternity services which was set out as one of the improvement criteria.