What does the Amos report reveal about maternity and neonatal care in England?

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The Amos review, led by Labour peer and former diplomat Valerie Amos, is a significant examination of maternity and neonatal care in England, aiming to shed light on the quality of care provided to patients. Maternity care has been a subject of concern in recent years, with reports of substandard care leading to adverse outcomes for mothers and babies. The review's findings are expected to have implications for healthcare policy and practice in England.

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What does the Amos report reveal about maternity and neonatal care in England?

Amos review confirms patients received unacceptable care that led to stillbirths, serious injuries and maternal deaths Damning report on maternity care in England is a ‘watershed moment’ Valerie Amos, a Labour peer and former diplomat, has published her long-awaited review into maternity and neonatal care across England. This is what we know: Continue reading...