What the Amos and Ockenden reviews mean for maternity and newborn safety (part two)
Our Clinical Director, Louise Page, shares her thoughts in part 2 of her blog.
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All NHS trusts are required to tell us about certain patient safety events that happen in maternity and newborn care. This is so that we can carry out an independent investigation and, where relevant, make safety recommendations to improve services at local level and across the whole maternity and newborn healthcare system in England. Throughout investigations we work closely with the families, NHS trusts and staff involved. We do not place blame on individuals or investigate individual members of NHS staff.
Our Clinical Director, Louise Page, shares her thoughts in part 2 of her blog.
On World Pre-eclampsia Day, MNSI reflects on findings from maternal death investigations between 2020 and 2026, identifying recurring safety issues including delayed diagnosis, inconsistent monitorin…
Our Clinical Director, Louise Page, looks at what the recent Amos and Ockenden reviews mean for maternity and newborn care.