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The headlines at 11... an investigation finds that more than 200 babies might have survived if they had received proper care at the shrewsbury and telford trust in shropshire. senior midwife donna 0ckenden led the damning report. we now know that this is a trust that failed to investigate, failed to learn and failed to improve. this resulted in tragedies and life changing incidents for so many of our families. 0ne mother tells the bbc about her baby boy jack — who died when he was just 11 hours old. and i said, well, is that it? you don't know why he's died? and then they said, well, we don'...

Apologies for the distress and hurt which it had caused. donna 0ckenden started by praising and thanking all the families who came forward to highlight failures at the trust. i would like to pay tribute to the families whose voices and stories are central to this review of maternity services. what happened to you and your families, maternity services. what happened to you and yourfamilies, your babies your wives, your daughters, your sisters and your partners really matters. and those experiences will ensure safe maternity care for all going forward. leading this maternity review has been the ...

And babies have been reviewed. this includes an early case from 1973 and the latest case from 2020. we now know that this is a trust that failed to investigate, failed to learn, and failed to improve. graded as having significant, category two, or major concerns, category two, or major concerns, category three, in the maternity care provided. when reviewing the stillbirth and neonatal deaths in the time period 2011 to 2019, the

Fact, this was added to the report in the final days before printing. section 1.32 will tell you, staff members describe the cleat on the labour ward at the trust with the culture of undermining and bullying. staff members describe they were negatively and seriously affected their mental health. 0ther negatively and seriously affected their mental health. other staff members describe the behaviour on the labour ward was so bad that they had difficulty finishing their shifts and cried secretly whilst at work. the staff declined for their direct quotes to be used because they were fearful of bei...

We were told not to speak out, but i will do it and take the consequences because it has the right thing to do. i am clear that there is no support for those that speak up. the trust has more than 60 local actions for learning arising from this final report. our review team examined every area of maternity care at the trust including antenatal, labour, postnatal, neonatal, mothers who have died and obstetric anaesthesia and find that improvements were needed for staffing levels, training, investigation and learning as well as listening to families. in addition we have actions for governance fo...