
S2 Ep6: Maternity care: what difference will an investigation make? Special podcast with Rosie Duffield MP
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Topics that we discuss on the show include: the Government’s approach to maternity care; lessons and recommendations from the Birth Trauma Inquiry; the work of the cross party APPG for birth trauma; campaigning to improve postnatal care and why women’s heath is often ignored in Government policy.
Rosie Duffield is the Member of Parliament for Canterbury, Whitstable and the Villages and Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group for Birth Trauma. She co-chaired the Birth Trauma Inquiry in Parliament with Theo in 2024 which resulted in changes to NHS policy and improvements to maternity care announced by the then UK Government.
UK Birth Trauma Inquiry Report
https://www.theo-clarke.org.uk/birth-trauma-report
Birth Trauma Association
https://www.birthtraumaassociation.org
Don’t suffer in silence! Listen in and let’s break the final taboo in women’s health #breakingthetaboo.
This podcast is sponsored by the law firm Irwin Mitchell.
DISCLAIMER: This show is not intended to be medical advice please seek advice from a GP or Doctor.
Website: http://www.theo-clarke.org.uk/podcast
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Producer: Natasha Feroze
Researcher: Max Austin and Elliott Malik
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Studio manager: Adam Woodward
Studio: Studio 55 part of Wolfe Power Club
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