Large disparities in maternal and neonatal mortality exist between low-and high-income
countries. Mothers and babies continue to die at high rates in many countries despite …

How to improve healthcare improvement—an essay by Mary Dixon-Woods | The BMJ Skip to
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Aids students in understanding and interpreting quantitative research articles Designed for
anyone who needs to learn to read and understand empirical reports in the social and …

Background Sub‐optimal classification, interpretation and response to intrapartum electronic
fetal monitoring using cardiotocography are known problems. Training is often …

Background Transitions of care are often risky, particularly for older people, and shorter
hospital stays mean that patients can go home with ongoing care needs. Most previous …

Clinical negligence costs: taking action to safeguard NHS sustainability | The BMJ Skip to main
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Integrated care has been proposed as an organising principle to address the challenges of
the rising demand for care services and limited resources. There is limited understanding of …

Background Reducing avoidable harm in maternity services is a priority globally. As well as
learning from mistakes, it is important to produce rigorous descriptions of 'what good looks …

In this article we outline how a team of qualitative researchers responded to the challenging
circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic, describing how we successfully and speedily …

Objective To assess implementation of the Saving Babies Lives (SBL) Care Bundle, a
collection of practice recommendations in four key areas, to reduce stillbirth in England …