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BBK Manifesto 2025 : Implement a culture of learning in the NHS

A health service that learns openly is inherently a safer one. BBK has long maintained that real progress depends on genuine transparency, timely learning and…

By Ellen McGreevy
New NHS programme aims to prevent brain injuries at birth – will it go far…

On 12 May 2025, the Government announced a new NHS programme designed to make childbirth safer and reduce the risk of babies suffering brain injuries.…

By Mollie Benjamin
Why I'm supporting the Black Maternal Mental Health Week to help the UK's Black mums

The 4th Black Maternal Mental Health Week is taking place from 25 September to 1 October 2023. Coordinated by The Motherhood Group, the week highlights…

By Olivia Boschat
NHS waiting lists at a record high in England

Statements like the one above have made for all too familiar reading in recent years, but that doesn’t mean we should become apathetic about the…

By Josh Hughes
Hull Royal Infirmary maternity service failing its legal obligations

Hull Royal Infirmary (HRI) maternity service is not safe or well-led.  This is the conclusion of the Care Quality Commission’s report into maternity services at…

By Claudia Hillemand
Neonatal assessment and the importance of colour: ensuring fair care for all

At Bolt Burdon Kemp (BBK), we believe that every child deserves fair and equitable care, regardless of their ethnic background.  Sadly, this is often not…

By Claudia Hillemand
Seeking justice and support for children: Nottingham NHS Trust's Maternity Care Apology

Today, 10 July 2023, we witness a significant moment for families affected by poor maternity care at Nottingham NHS Trust hospitals. The chair of the…

By Claudia Hillemand
Speaking up for patient safety: The importance of whistleblowing in NHS maternity care

For patient safety standards to improve, it is crucial that people on the ground can speak out openly and honestly about the problems they see.…

By Claudia Hillemand
NHS negligence – is it right to sue for compensation?

Most of us in the UK feel a particular sense of pride when it comes to the NHS. However, in those rare but regrettable circumstances…

By Alexandra Cain
Why is maternity care in crisis?

The findings of yet another independent review into maternity care, this time at East Kent NHS Hospitals Trust are startling. The review reveals a “clear…

By Caroline Klage
East Kent NHS Hospital Trust Maternity Care Crisis

The review into the maternity care crisis at East Kent NHS Hospitals Trust highlights yet again the need to genuinely and compassionately listen to and…

By Josh Hughes
I need a carer – What should I do?

Following a catastrophic injury, it is very common for a person to need support that exceeds what their family and friends can provide. For someone…

By Rhiannon Daniel
Black Maternal Health Awareness Week

The second annual awareness week to highlight Black women and birthing people’s maternal health outcomes begins this week (13th to 18th September 2021).

By Hannah Travis
NHS learning from clinical negligence litigation must empower the claimant

Getting it Right First Time (GIRFT) is a national programme that is designed to improve medical care within the NHS. It seeks to do this…

By Hannah Travis
Transverse Myelitis – it’s in the news, but what is it?

As a solicitor specialising in spinal injury claims, I am well aware of the devastating effects that a medical condition called Transverse Myelitis has on…

By Alex Dabek
Cwm Taf Maternity Failings

A recent report by the Independent Maternity Services Oversight Panel (Imsop) has found that a shocking two thirds of women could have had a different…

By Hannah Travis
Why NHS Resolution should resolve to change its stance on rehab

The NHS is very pro-rehabilitation.  Visit their website and search for the term ‘rehabilitation’ and over 2,000 items are returned in the results list.  To…

By Victoria Oliver
Worrying new findings about England’s largest NHS Trust

The BBC reports that fresh concerns have been raised about Bart’s Health NHS Trust by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), which is responsible for hospitals…

By Hannah Travis
What to expect when you go to A&E

The NHS aims to treat, admit or discharge all patients within four hours of arrival at A&E but this is not always patients’ experience.  The…

By Olivia Boschat
Your Hospital has been put into Special Measures – find out what this means for…

Barts Health NHS Trust, the largest NHS trust in the country, was recently placed into special measures following concerns about care at Whipps Cross Hospital.…

By Hannah Travis

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