Better Births: early findings from North-West London

Author:

Lang Nicola1,Jose Sophie2,Rogers Amanda3,Maric Helen4,Lyon Victoria5,Nightingale Pippa6

Affiliation:

1. Senior Programme Manager, Healthy London Partnership and Honorary Clinical Lecturer, Queen Mary University of London

2. Senior Cancer Information Analyst, Transforming Cancer Services Team, London Partnership with the National Cancer Registration and Analysis Service

3. Matron, Maternity Outpatients and Birth Centre, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital Foundation Trust

4. Implementation Lead—Maternity Transformation Programme, North West London Strategy and Transformation Partnership, NHS North West London Collaboration of CCGs

5. Head of Improvement, Chelsea and Westminster NHS Foundation Trust

6. Chief Nurse, Chelsea and Westminster NHS Foundation Trust

Abstract

Background Better Births recommends that women receive continuity of carer in order to improve outcomes. Aim To measure changes from implementing a continuity of carer approach, in terms complicated or uncomplicated births. Method In North-West London in 2017-2018, funding was allocated to establish an early adopters' programme across six maternity units. The implementation of this programme and the outcomes in terms of birth complications and women's feedback are described. Findings Although most changes were not statistically significant, positive maternal views, and some changes in the use of diet control or insulin for women with gestational diabetes, were found. Conclusions The evaluation was limited by missing data, and in future, maternity outcomes should be extracted routinely from women's records without requiring manual data entry by midwives.

Publisher

Mark Allen Group

Subject

Maternity and Midwifery

Reference6 articles.

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3. Audit on outcome of midwife-led gestational diabetes care

4. National Institute for Health and Care Excellence. Pregnancy and complex social factors: a model for service provision for pregnant women with complex social factors [CG110]. London: NICE; 2010

5. National Maternity Review. Better Births: Improving Outcomes of Maternity Services in England. London: NHS England; 2016

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