On 1st April 2024, six months after the transition to being hosted by the CQC, MNSI changed their investigation reports and process.
The pilots showed that the new report structure helps to highlight system-wide learning found during the investigation and improve inclusivity. Writing impactful, accessible reports provides MNSI with the greatest opportunity to share the learning from our investigations for the benefit of families, trusts and national bodies to inform safe maternity care.
Read in full about the changes here.
This was first published in the Stakeholder Bulletin: July 2024 - Edition
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