In 1990, she established the Glasgow Women's Reproductive Health Services to provide specialist support for pregnant women with drug and alcohol addictions, HIV, mental illness or experiencing homelessness, domestic abuse or rape.[2][3] This multi-disciplinary service grew more than tenfold in three years, going from 12 patients in its first year to more than 130 in the third year.[4] The clinic is part of NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and is now known as the Special Needs in Pregnancy Service (SNIPS).