Our latest featured chart takes a closer look at the insights on our data hub around the impact deprivation has on booking appointment attendance.
This is the fourth Saving Babies’ Lives Progress report published by the Joint Policy Unit. The report outlines five principles we believe a reformed maternity and neonatal system must be: safe, equitable, family-centred, accountable, and evidence-driven.
Our sixth featured chart takes a closer look at the insights on our data hub around NNAP data.
This briefing will examine the evidence behind each optimal perinatal care measure defined by the National Neonatal Audit Programme, analysing levels of adherence to understand why variation exists, and to what extent variation has an impact on overall outcomes.
Since the publication of the final report of the Maternity and Neonatal Investigation on 30 June, questions have been raised about the review process, which should be answered.
Our latest featured chart takes a closer look at the insights on our data hub around stillbirth rates across the UK.
This briefing explores the key findings within the 2026 Maternity Incentive Scheme evaluation, and highlights areas for further consideration by NHS Resolution and the Maternity and Neonatal Taskforce.
Our fourth featured chart takes a closer look at the insights on our data hub around PMRT data.
Data released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) this week emphasises the urgent need for system-level changes in England and Wales to save more babies’ lives and tackle inequalities in pregnancy and baby loss.
In April, the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) published a refreshed Women’s Health Strategy which contained commitments to listen to women*, tackle inequalities in health outcomes and improve performance in services that matter most to women, including enhancing miscarriage support. While individual commitments are welcome, the investigation and taskforce must consider how they are embedded in system-level changes.