14 NHS trusts to be investigated over ‘failures’
The government will enable fourteen NHS Trivers to examine the birth services of birth services that are defined as “failures in the system”.
Investigations are part of the rapid review of birth care in the UK announced in June.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting, old families for more than 15 years of problems when they come to the fore when they show “extraordinary courage”, he said.
Some families seriously criticized the examination and the handling of the streets, describing the investigation as “not suitable for the purpose”.
The NHS confidence to be examined is as follows:
- Blackpool Training Hospitals
- Bradford Training Hospitals
- Leicester University Hospitals
- Leeds Training Hospitals
- Sandwell and West Birmingham
- Gloucestershire Hospitals
- Yeovil Regional Hospital
- Oxford University Hospital
- University Hospitals Sussex
- BARKING, HAVERING AND REDBRIDGE UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS
- Queen Elizabeth, Kings lynn
- MoreCambe Gulf University Hospitals
- Eastern City Hospitals
- Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital
Barones Amos, who will chair the review, said that “the experience of the families affected by the experienced experience is completely heard” and that 14 investigations will allow “suggestions that will provide improvements between the country’s birth and newborn services”.
According to the research of baby loss philanthropists Sands and Tommy’s, improved birth care may have prevented the death of more than 800 babies in 2022-23.
Streeting has chosen to quickly examine a national investigation into the birth care of many families.
The review had to be completed until December, but now it will not report until the spring of 2026. Barones Amos said he would aim to produce intermediate findings in Christmas.
The investigation will examine the experience of families and personnel in the UK’s struggling birth services and investigate why suggestions from the previous birth questions in the Gulf of Morecambe, East Kent and Shrewsbury and Telford did not lead to continuous improvements.
In the past, questions have revealed issues such as ignoring women’s voices, weak leadership, inability to learn from security events and a toxic culture. However, families are still repeatedly reporting non -standard maintenance.
Barones Amos, black and Asian families to examine the significant worse consequences paid to examine “particular attention” will be, he said.
The Ministry of Health said that trusts were selected based on data analysis and the views of families and providing a geographical and demographic mixture.
Royal Obstetrics and Gynecologists College said that focusing on these confidences will be a real concern between women, families and staff.
He added that the investigation should reconstruct a world -class birth system.
“Too many women and babies do not take the safe, compassionate care they deserve, and the birth labor force knees are separated from the profession.” He said.
However, the most powerful criticism of the investigation comes from the Birth Safety Alliance (MSA), a group of families who suffered from poor NHS confidence in various NHS confidences in the UK.
After having a series of meetings with the streets in recent weeks, they said that the health secretary was “broken promises” about how the investigation would be carried out and what they would examine and what they were “used”.
The Care Quality Commission and the NHS decision are particularly criticizing the decision of health service not to investigate the role of NHS regulators such as insurance and litigation branches.
Tom Hender, who lost his son Aubrey in 2022, seems to have decided to bed with NHS confidences and clinicians working in them, “the study said,” The study seems to have decided. ” He said.
“This is not true – the whole system is in crisis and we need an entire system approach.”
MSA, the investigation “not suitable for the purpose” and will not succeed in what the streets say, “he said:” Only a legal public investigation can end the crisis in birth care. “
The two families who successfully campaign for an investigation into birth care in Shrewsbury and Telford are more positive about the study and define it as “an important and bold first step”.
However, Kate Stanton-Davies and Pippa Griffiths’ parents, if the study progresses more slowly, “more safe” will be “and the families who share their experiences should be provided to the appropriate mental health support, he added.
“It is not enough to have a nominal support figure in the room and an e-mail address to follow up,” he said.
The ongoing difficulties faced by motherhood services were emphasized last week.
Monday, Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Trust maintenance review Nine babies It could be prevented between 2020 and 2023.
Later on Friday, a report said that more than half of NHS’s births and newborn buildings were not satisfactory and 7% had a serious risk of deterioration.
Meanwhile, the doctor’s regulator is expected to say that a general manager of the general medical council, NHS, a “toxic” covering culture leads to bad birth results.
Charles Massey will tell a conference in Manchester that “patient safety is a sacrifice to unhealthy culture” and “unthinkable – under the risk of damaging mothers and babies – under the risk of normalization”.
