Maternity
Meet our Safety Champions
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Zita Martinez Director of Midwifery zita.martinez@nhs.net |
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Toni Lynch Chief Nurse antonia.lynch4@nhs.net |
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Zoey Robinson Consultant Obstetrician zoey.robinson1@nhs.net |
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Ian Orpen Non-Executive Director ian.orpen@nhs.net |
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Toni Lynch Chief Nurse antonia.lynch4@nhs.net |
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Ian Orpen Non-Executive Director ian.orpen@nhs.net |
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Jo Hodson Consultant Neonatal Nurse joanne.hodson@nhs.net |
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Zita Martinez Director of Midwifery zita.martinez@nhs.net |
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Zoey Robinson Consultant Obstetrician zoey.robinson1@nhs.net |
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What is a Maternity and Neonatal Safety Champion?
In England, every maternity provider is expected to nominate key individuals - at least two on the front line, including an obstetrician and a midwife, who are jointly responsible for championing maternity and neonatal safety locally, and a board member. The champions on the front line have links with the board, the local maternity clinical network and the maternal and neonatal health safety collaborative in their region.
Maternity and Neonatal Reporting Structure
What is Governance?
Governance in healthcare is referred to as clinical governance, "a system through which NHS organisations are accountable for continuously improving the quality of their services and safeguarding high standards of care by creating an environment in which excellence in clinical care will flourish".
It involves monitoring systems and processes to provide assurance of patient safety and quality of care across the organisation.