Anthony May said families and staff who had concerns about care could raise them with confidence with the trust.
Anthony May, who began his role as Chief Executive of NUHT on the day the independent review began into the trust’s maternity services
NUHT is currently the subject of an independent review investigating hundreds of cases of failings in maternity care that led to the deaths and harm of babies and mothers. The meetings with Ms Ockenden have already informed changes including improved translation services, accessibility and cultural sensitivity, as part of continuous feedback and learning.Mr May described the review – expected to be the biggest maternity investigation in NHS history – as “crucially important to the future of the trust”, which runs three sites in Nottingham.
“Equally, I would say to anybody who’s worried about our services, maternity or other services, then tell us. They have called on Nottinghamshire Police to investigate whether laws have been broken and said that a culture change is needed at the trust, which they believe has previously been “rewarding” unsafe care.
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