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Maternity services in England require improvement, say MPs

Improvements in maternity safety are still not happening quickly enough, with little progress made against some key Government targets and too few staff, MPs have said. The Health and Social Care Committee commissioned an expert panel to evaluate the Government’s key policy commitments on maternity services, which found that all key areas were performing below expected levels or were inadequate. The experts in maternity and patient safety, including its chair Professor Dame Jane Dacre and Sir Robert Francis QC, reported to MPs that, while there has been “significant progress” in reducing stillbirths and neonatal deaths, more needs to be done to reduce the premature birth rate, and the whole area of patient safety “requires improvement”.

Culture of blame holding back maternity safety, report finds

BBC News Published The safety of maternity services in England has not improved quickly enough, a committee of MPs says. A culture of blame was preventing staff admitting mistakes and lessons being learned, its report said. Jeremy Hunt, who chairs the Health and Social Care Committee, said 1,000 more babies a year would survive if England s maternity services were as safe as Sweden s. Some £2m is being spent on spotting early signs of babies in distress. This government funding, announced at the weekend, would help halve brain injuries during birth by 2025, Maternity Safety Minister Nadine Dorries said. The committee s report found although maternity safety had improved, the deaths of a number of newborn babies at several hospitals in recent years were a reminder much more needed to be done.

Maternity services in England require improvement , MPs say

Maternity services in England require improvement , MPs say
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