Letters are being sent out to families affected
More than 1,000 families have now been identified as having cases which could be relevant to the review into Nottingham's maternity services. The inquiry into services at the Queen's Medical Centre and City Hospital was launched after families with experiences of maternity failings demanded it.
But Nottingham University Hospitals , which is at the centre of the maternity review, now says that more than 1,000 families have now been identified as having cases which could be relevant to the review. The trust says that alongside Ms Ockenden, it has written to all of the families and that letters will be arriving this week with information about how they can contact the review.
"We know that this is an unsettling time for women and families using our maternity services right now. If you have any concerns about your care or have further questions, we encourage you to speak to your midwife or consultant."
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