England’s maternity scandal engulfs another NHS trust
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England’s maternity scandal engulfs another NHS trust
New Statesman (United Kingdom) | Feb 12, 2026
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Public inquiries into maternity care should focus on learning from mistakes rather than placing blame on individuals.
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The media's focus on maternity scandals can lead to undue panic and may overshadow positive advancements in NHS maternity care.
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While addressing the maternity scandal is important, we should not overlook the broader systemic issues affecting all NHS services.
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The NHS must prioritize transparency and accountability in maternity care to prevent future tragedies and restore public trust.
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Investing in additional training and resources for maternity staff is crucial to ensure the safety of mothers and babies in the NHS.
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