The NHS is bracing for a report on the biggest maternity scandal in its history, which is due to be published tomorrow.
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The NHS is bracing for a report on the biggest maternity scandal in its history, which is due to be published tomorrow.
An inquiry led by senior midwife Donna Ockenden looked at 2,500 cases involving babies and mothers who died or were injured while under the care of Nottingham University NHS Trust, and her findings are expected to make for harrowing reading.
We spoke to Jack and Sarah Hawkins who have campaigned tirelessly since the death of their daughter Harriet.
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Some see publication of the Nottingham report as a landmark moment, others as bittersweet and traumatic
The review, led by Donna Ockenden, will be published on Wednesday
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The Nottingham maternity scandal inquiry covered around 2,500 cases and is the largest maternity review in NHS history
Dozens of babies died or suffered serious injury at hospitals run by Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust, where an inquiry…
Insider indicates Ockenden inquiry has uncovered appalling behaviour including racism toward mothers
