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Responsive Training in Learning from Adverse Events is a Success
By James Titcombe, Course Director, Learning from Adverse Events Supporting staff and learning when things go wrong The way in which NHS organisations respond and learn following adverse events has repeatedly been highlighted as a cause for concern. In 2018, the Royal College of Obstetricians......
17 March, 2020No comment
CQC briefing on improving safety in NHS maternity services
The CQC calls for more training as part of recommendations to improve safety in maternity services. By Sara Ledger, Head of Research and Development, Baby Lifeline Training The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has published a report today setting out what it considers as important areas......
12 March, 2020No comment
Every nurse and midwife to receive £1,000 to spend on CPD training
Every nurse and midwife are to be given £1,000 to spend on professional development training, which is to be announced tomorrow. This is part of the government commitment to improve patient care and create a more sustainable NHS as part of the NHS Long Term......
03 September, 2019No comment
Why is Multi-Professional Training Essential to Save Mothers’ Lives?
As part of our on-going work to improve maternity training levels in the UK, we are always looking at and responding to research. Research conducted by leading professional bodies and the NHS are used to develop Baby Lifeline Training courses. Our aim is to reduce......
23 August, 2019No commentLearning from Adverse Events in Maternity Services
Delivering safe maternity care is complex and sadly, we know that occasionally adverse outcomes occur that could have been prevented with different care. In most cases there is no single or ‘root’ cause, but rather multiple contributory factors. The way in which NHS organisations investigate......
01 August, 2019No comment
The Impact of Maternity Training
The sustained impact of maternity training on knowledge, confidence, and empowerment Baby Lifeline and Baby Lifeline Training partnered with the University of Hull to carry out work investigating the impact of training specific to pertinent repeated issues in the labour ward and community. Although maternity......
16 July, 2019No comment
National Energy Action
National Energy Action (NEA), the national fuel poverty charity, are delighted to be working in partnership with Baby Lifeline to deliver the ‘Warm Welcome’ project. The Warm Welcome project is being delivered in the North East of England and provides advice and practical support for......
03 July, 2019No comment