Catch up on our previous webinars

Exploring learnings from MNSI safety investigations: Think beyond sepsis
Exploring learnings from MNSI safety investigations: Sudden Unexplained Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP)
Exploring learnings from MNSI safety investigations: First trimester deaths in England from venous thromboembolism associated with hyperemesis
Exploring learnings from MNSI safety investigations: Deaths in England in the first trimester of pregnancy: national patterns and safety recommendations​
Exploring learnings from MNSI safety investigations: Maternal death from pulmonary embolism

Slides: Think beyond sepsis

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Slides: Sudden Unexplained Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP)

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Slides: First trimester deaths in England from venous thromboembolism associated with hyperemesis

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Slides: Deaths in England in the first trimester of pregnancy: national patterns and safety recommendations​

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Slides: Maternal death from pulmonary embolism

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