"Baroness Amos is leading the investigation (PA) I know that NHS maternity and neonatal workers want the best for these mothers and babies, and that the vast majority of births are safe and without incident, but I cannot turn a blind eye to failures in the system. Every single preventable tragedy is one too many. Harmed and bereaved families will be right at the heart of this investigation to ensure no-one has to suffer like this again."
"A range of services are to be put under the spotlight in the investigation which comes after various independent reviews across multiple trusts found failings including women's voices being ignored, safety concerns overlooked and poor leadership which has created toxic cultures. Health bodies called for support and transparency, saying there may be real anxiety among women, families and staff at the 14 selected trusts which are:"
Baroness Amos will lead a national investigation into failures in NHS maternity and neonatal services across 14 trusts in England. Bereaved families will be central to the inquiry to drive improvements after systemic problems spanning more than 15 years. Health Secretary Wes Streeting acknowledged the courage of bereaved families and said their strength can help protect other families. Independent reviews found failings such as women's voices being ignored, safety concerns overlooked, poor leadership and toxic cultures. A range of services and the 14 selected trusts will be placed under scrutiny to identify and address preventable tragedies.
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