The #SAP pre-specifies all the proposed elements of the trial analysis. It ensures full transparency around analysis choices and is developed in conjunction with the trial protocol. It should be finalised & signed off before the analysis begins and be publicly accessible 2/7

Next week is the UK’s 5th annual Black maternal health awareness week hosted by Fivexmore_

This year’s theme: Advancing Black Maternal Health

Each day will have a different theme and we would love for you to get involved by reposting, resharing and spreading the word

#BMHAW24

Looking forward to reading through this report on #ObstetricViolence , “Obstetric and gynaecological violence in the EU - Prevalence, legal frameworks and educational guidelines for prevention and elimination”

Excited to be part of the guest editor team too for this special collection looking at a very important area of maternity care that is not talked about often Prof Annette Briley UniSC: University of the Sunshine Coast Dr. Tanya Capper RM PhD🇬🇧🇦🇺 UniSC University of the Sunshine Coast TTMEC

Causes of death to be scrutinised in revamp of death certificates pslhub.org/blogs/entry/69…

Around 3 million people die every year due to unsafe care.
 
World Health Organization (WHO) is now finalizing the first Global #PatientSafety Report that will provide a comprehensive overview of patient safety achievements in countries.
 
The theme for #WorldPatientSafetyDay 2024: 'Improving diagnosis for

Thousands dead, 40 years of cover-up — time for justice for infected blood victims, says The Sunday Times: thetimes.co.uk/article/infect… #bloodydisgrace

🗨️Patients have the right to be active partners in their care, with a particular focus on ensuring their safety at every step of care provision🗨️

New on the hub this week - WHO Patient safety rights charter pslhub.org/learn/organisa… #patientsafety

Black women are STILL 4 times likely to die in pregnancy, childbirth and 6 weeks after in the UK (MBRRACE 2023).

We have come together with a host of Black led organisations, for a weeklong campaign to raise awareness about the disparities in maternal outcomes.

#BMHAW24

'This undermining of healthcare staff is now a system failure within the NHS and government. What the public needs is a healthy, satisfied workforce.'

Kamran Abbasi in this week's Editor's Choice
bmj.com/content/385/bm…

Maternal mortality in the United States: are the high and rising rates due to changes in obstetrical factors, maternal medical conditions, or maternal mortality surveillance? ow.ly/355Z50Rkmwa

This week the World Health Organization (WHO) has announced that the theme of World Patient Safety Day 2024 will be 'Improving diagnosis for patient safety', highlighting the importance of correct and timely diagnosis in ensuring patient safety👇
pslhub.org/learn/organisa…

The problems:

1. Blame culture
2. System needs over-ride staff well-being
3. Unintended personal costs of upholding values at work
4. Interventions don’t recognise cumulative chronic stressors
5. It is hard to design, identify & implement interventions. qualitysafety.bmj.com/content/early/…

The Health Equity Network Monthly webinar for April is happening in ONE WEEK!

Join the Network for access to the event: lnkd.in/eBCiq9ci

This month's theme is Work and Health, and will feature Elizabeth Bachrad and Dr. Chris Edmond as Network Member speakers.

💻Maternity care, NHS charging & migrant women; What can NHS Trusts do to promote access to maternity care?

⏰9th May, 12.30pm

- Launch our new access guide
- Speakers from RoyalCollegeObsGyn & United Impact - Project 17
- New video featuring midwife lecturer Katherine Letley

👉tinyurl.com/mrxb7h65

So important to see the influence of industry on the healthcare sector

Omg Lord Bethell I agree

I would love to see this in every maternity service

Today Sadiq Khan has pledged to continue offering free school meals to primary school children, which is in my opinion a great use of London taxpayer's money. This is HUGE and part of what I’ve been working on for the past 20 years. Food in schools is as essential as exercise

What is happening to healthcare professionalism?
Come join the discussion in this 2-day event with great speakers (and dinner!) (limited places)

birmingham.ac.uk/schools/social…