This question (Wes Streeting announced the investigation of ‘Failed’ NHS Maternity Services, 23 June) The heart should be taken why the NHS Maternity Services in England fell away from where they needed.
It should not be left stone unchanged; There is important, systematic challenges affecting the ability to trust often to bring quality care of quality and culture within maternity services and, as you promote (Editorial, 23 June), “shockingly more dangerous mortality faced with blacks and asia mothers” and those from more deprecated backgrounds.
There are countless recommendations and a regulatory owner who has been complex, disturbing and difficult for navigating trusts. Happy trust leaders to introduce a clear set of actions to improve the care of each NHS Maternity Service.
Saffron Cordery
Deputy main executive of NHS
After many years rejected maternity services and perinatal at regional levels, this proposal fails me. Asking politically motivated and could not add any value to women, children and families who were previously affected or who could be in the future.
Many strategic changes in programs are commissioned and funded. Nothing new to discover; Obstetricians focus on healthy children, midwives focus on happy mothers. MEDICAL V SOCIAL OF CARE MODIES This is an impossible part, which cannot help with any group often fails to listen to and effectively respond to women’s concerns.
Maybe if there is enough staff to work together as a team, and we put the woman in the center of care and an effective digital infrastrukt, in turn with “high risk” v in one place.
Ann Pearson
Gatley, Cheshire
We do not need another review of failure of maternity services. National Service Development Fund (SDF) for Maternity Services cut From £ 95m to 2024-25 to £ 2m by 2025-26.
The patriarchy Rules And as the result Missogyny positioned tone for maternity care. Why do gynecology beds for women who have experienced miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy or end of a postnatal ward?
Zoe Green
London
Although maternity’s care failures have great concern, instead of pursuing evidence only what the defendants’ failures look like “crossing buck”, maybe Wes streeting It also needs to look at 10 best performances to determine what they do and how they achieve success. That can prove info and more inspiring than (once more) punish those who fail.
Simon Gibbs
Emeritus Professor of Inclusive Psycholical Psychology and Philosophy, Newcastlele University
