Half of women in labour experience 'red flag' maternity risks, report finds Half of women in childbirth are being put in danger, with many saying they are made to feel like “cattle” in understaffed maternity wards, a major report warns.
New mothers said they had been left alone in labour, with long delays for pain relief, stitches and even to be washed after giving birth.
The study by the National Childbirth Trust and the National Federation of Women's Institutes (NFWI) found 50 per cent of new mothers had experienced “red flag” events during labour. The Daily Telegraph
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New mothers said they had been left alone in labour, with long delays for pain relief, stitches and even to be washed after giving birth.
The study by the National Childbirth Trust and the National Federation of Women's Institutes (NFWI) found 50 per cent of new mothers had experienced “red flag” events during labour. The Daily Telegraph
See also:
- NCT launches new report on maternity services National Childbirth Trust
- Support Overdue: Women’s experiences of maternity services 2017 National Childbirth Trust
- Mothers-to-be 'treated like cattle' in hospitals The Daily Mail
- UK midwife shortage leaves women feeling like cattle, report finds The Guardian
- Midwife shortage makes women in labour feel like 'cattle', report warns The Independent
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