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'We can't continue like this': Inquiry demands NHS maternity overhaul

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By Michael Buchanan Verified, Eleanor Lawrie Verified
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A national inquiry has strongly criticised the NHS maternity system in England, saying it is "not set up to deliver consistently safe, high-quality and compassionate care". Baroness Valerie Amos, who chaired the government-commissioned review, found "unacceptable racism and discrimination embedded within the system" and said that "as a country... we cannot continue like this".
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Bodies found in 'advanced deterioration' at under-fire trust

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By Eleanor Lawrie Verified, Michael Buchanan Verified
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Eight bodies have been found in a state of "advanced deterioration" in the mortuary of an NHS trust, after hospitals ran out of freezer space. An inspection of the Queen's Medical Centre (QMC) in Nottingham by the regulator, the Human Tissue Authority, also found insufficient identity checks meant there was a risk of the wrong bodies being released to families.
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A letter sent by worried staff shows why maternity care is still failing too many families

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By Michael Buchanan Verified
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In November 2018, health bosses in Nottingham were told there was "a crisis in our maternity services". A letter, signed by more than 50 staff at the Queen's Medical Centre, warned "mistakes will be inevitable" if problems weren't addressed. They told bosses of chronic understaffing, a scarcity of critical safety equipment and "a dire lack of leadership". But management reaction to the letter was "inadequate", its author told me recently. It was effectively ignored.
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