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Appoint a Maternity Commissioner to improve maternity care for mums and babies

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A 2024 parliamentary birth trauma inquiry recommended a Maternity Commissioner be appointed alongside a National Maternity Strategy to ensure mums and their babies were safe and looked after with professionalism and compassion.

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Appoint a Maternity Commissioner to improve maternity care for mums and babies

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A 2024 parliamentary birth trauma inquiry recommended a Maternity Commissioner be appointed alongside a National Maternity Strategy to ensure mums and their babies were safe and looked after with professionalism and compassion.

National
150,972 reactions·100% agree
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Wes Streeting

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