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Former Midwife Opens Inquiry Into Leeds Maternity Services
Former midwife Donna Ockenden began an inquiry into maternity services at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust after meeting families affected by reported failings. Parents have called for a full public inquiry into care at the trust.
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Former midwife Donna Ockenden has met families affected by maternity failings at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust and opened an inquiry into services there. The inquiry follows concerns raised by families about care provided at the trust. Ockenden met parents who are seeking a public inquiry into the services.
Trust provides maternity care across multiple sites. The trust has faced criticism from families over past incidents. Parents have continued to press for an independent review of the services. Ockenden's inquiry is the latest step in that process.
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