The Maternity and Newborn Safety Investigations (MNSI) programme is part of a national strategy to improve maternity safety across the NHS in England. MNSI has completed over 3500 independent safety investigations, using system focused methodology, into maternity events, including direct and indirect maternal deaths in pregnancy and up to 6 weeks postpartum. In this series of webinars we will explore a variety of learnings and thematic analysis. Please see below to catch up on all the webinars in this series.
Catch up with all the webinars in the series
Exploring learning from MNSI safety investigations: What MNSI investigations tell us about neonatal resuscitation.
Slides: What MNSI investigations tell us about neonatal resuscitation.
Exploring learning from MNSI safety investigations: Health Equity Warning Score (HEWS) Tool and the Health Equity Assessment and Resource Toolkit (HEART)
Slides: Health Equity Warning Score (HEWS) Tool and the Health Equity Assessment and Resource Toolkit (HEART)
New national guidance: Transfer of critically ill maternity patients
A new guidance supplement has been published by the Intensive Care Society that aims to improve the safety and quality of care when critically unwell pregnant or recently pregnant women are moved bet…
The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) has confirmed that the MNSI programme will continue until at least 2030, enabling its investigation work to go further in improving the safety of mater…
