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As part of #DisabilityPrideMonth Dr Anna Cox from the University of Surrey highlights the challenges parents with #learningdisabilities face and shares the new resources that have been developed to support good maternity care. Read blog▶▶ https://shorturl.at/JupVC #disabilityawareness #disabilityinclusion #disabilityrights

Can the Family Care Act help improve health outcomes? Studies have shown that family paid leave can lead to improved health outcomes for both parents and children. For instance, new mothers who take paid maternity leave are less likely to suffer from postpartum depression. Will you stand with us? Visit our website at familycareact dot com to learn more about our work! #FamilyCareAct #FCA #ActNowPA  #FamilyLeave #PaidLeave #PostpartumDepression

I would like to share my article published on perception of postnatal mothers and Health care workers regarding respectful Maternity Care.

I have prepared a short article summarising the findings of the CQC’s National Review of Maternity Services in England published earlier today. Click on the link to read the summary and for details on how our specialist team may be able to support you. https://lnkd.in/enVD6pmD

A succinct summary of the CQC's National Review of Maternity Services report by our Rachael B.. Our specialist maternity team are experts in this field and can assist healthcare organisations with how to deliver on their strategy to improve maternity outcomes for a safer maternity service. Please do get in touch #brownejacobson #maternitycare #patientsafety #healthlaw

I see certain organisations are pushing the idea that one profession involved in maternity care has better ‘climate credentials’ than others. If we want to make the process of childbirth about environmental impact (I don’t think we should), we need to consider the environmental impact of preventable harm (often as a consequence of lack of timely intervention & poor collaboration within multi-professional teams). In the UK, NHSR estimate the cost of this harm to be £4,000,000,000 a year (yes, that’s the correct number of 0’s). This is money to support dedicated teams or carers working 24/7, multi- hospital visits to care for complex health needs, modifications to people’s homes to include hydra-therapy pools and special adaptions etc…. If someone did a study to calculate the carbon footprint implications associated with this £4 billion / year ‘cost of harm’ - I’m pretty sure it would conclude that the most effective way of reducing the carbon footprint associated with childbirth would be to prioritise a safe outcome - something that can only be achieved with multi-professional maternity teams working together. #maternitysafety

Please Join to listen to my session on “Respectful maternity care experience in low and middle income countries: A systematic review “ 🍀 https://lnkd.in/dmKqKmEs

We've now published the scoping report for our maternity care standards, following on from our consultation. The maternity care standards will support national consistency and promote improvements in the delivery of holistic maternity services. To read the scoping report, click the link in the comments. #Maternity

#Maternity #healthcare #data holds immense potential to improve patient safety and outcomes for both mothers and newborns. By collecting, analysing, and leveraging this data, the #NHS will hopefully identify trends, predict complications, and better meet the needs of each #patient. Data-driven insights are surely the key to creating safer, more effective care systems for all mothers and newborns. The recent #CQC inspection has shone a light on areas/Trusts that require improvement, but shouldn’t we also be asking patients about their experiences? Just imagine ….. all that lost data 📈 📉…. #patientsafety #maternitysafety

🚨 Important Update on Maternity Services in England 🚨 The recent National Maternity Inspection Programme has revealed significant concerns about the quality and safety of maternity services across England. With nearly half of the inspected locations rated as requiring improvement or inadequate, it’s clear that many women and babies are not receiving the high-quality care required. 🔗 Read our report here https://lnkd.in/ePayEKpN 📺 Watch our explanatory video below #MaternityCare #ClinicalNegligence #DaviesAndPartners #PatientSafety #Healthcare