Director of midwifery Annmarie Lawrence said the Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust (SaTH) remains ahead of schedule in addressing the actions set out in both the initial report from 2020 and the final report released last year.
Shrewsbury & Telford Hospital NHS Trust has discussed the progress from the Ockenden report recommendations
Ms Lawrence said: “We are exceeding expectations and I am very satisfied with where we are currently.” Actions that have been delivered but are ‘not yet assured’ are rated 'amber', while those that have not yet been delivered are rated ‘red’. Ms Lawrence said: “I think it’s very sensible to move ORAC to bi-monthly now, giving us some additional time and capacity to support some of those more extensive actions, because some of those will take a significant amount of time to deliver.”
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