Chair of NHS maternity review says Trust has ‘a lot of learning to do’ to restore patient trust

The video discusses a review initiated in Nottingham following the Shrewsbury review, focusing on improving maternity services. It highlights five main categories: stillbirth, neonatal death, brain damage, maternal death, and severe harm. The review aims to include diverse voices and near-miss cases to ensure comprehensive learning for the trust. Communication challenges, particularly for non-English speakers, are addressed, with ongoing improvements being made through real-time feedback. The importance of diverse representation and patient choice is emphasized.

What prompted the local Nottingham families to seek a review of maternity services?

What are the five broad categories considered in the maternity review?

Why is it important for the review to represent the diversity of Nottingham's communities?

What issues have women reported regarding their experiences with maternity services?

What steps should women take if they have concerns about their maternity care?