Cmace why mothers die

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March — February Executive Summary Oates Perinatal Mortality March — Perinatal Mortality July — Perinatal Mortality June — Perinatal Mortality April — Perinatal Mortality April — Perinatal Mortality Erratum April — Perinatal Mortality Executive Summary March — Perinatal Mortality Surveillance Report What is your main role? If you selected 'Other' above please describe your role. I agree to the privacy policy I have read and agree with the contents of the privacy policy.

Thank you. Your download is now ready. Follow us on Youtube. Cardiac disease is the most common cause of Indirect death; the Indirect maternal mortality rate has not changed significantly since Many of the identified avoidable factors remain the same as those identified in previous Enquiries. Recommendations for improving care have been developed and are highlighted in this report. Implementing the Top ten recommendations should be prioritised in order to ensure the overall UK maternal mortality rate continues to decline.

It aims to increase the consistency of the registration of births and deaths and reduce the confusion and distress experienced by parents. This report covers the lessons learned to inform care from rapid reviews of the care of women who died with SARS-CoV-2 infection or from mental health-related causes or domestic violence between March and May The full report can be downloaded on the report page.

Duration of the programme: MBRRACE-UK were commissioned to run the programme from May to March ; following a further competitive re-commissioning round the programme has been extended to run until 30th September Units are asked to review their access to the internet to ensure that the web browser they are using meets the specifications required to enter data via the MBRRACE-UK system; older versions of software are not suitable as they do not meet NHS data security requirements.

Please view the IT specification page to check this for your Unit. Information about why we are collecting non-anonymised information and details about the approvals we have to collect this information is provided on the ' Why we need identifiers ' page. The topics selected for future confidential enquiries are available on the Topics page. Please also see our Frequently Asked Questions page. With the exception of a small number of specific specialties we have recruited most assessors for the Confidential Enquiries into Maternal Death and the current perinatal confidential enquiry.

Any future positions will be advertised here. Perinatal deaths All new notifications of perinatal deaths now include 2 additional questions in order to record a positive test for COVID infection in either the mother or baby.