Parents discuss Nottingham maternity failings

The transcript recounts a harrowing experience of a woman who endured six days of labor with inadequate medical support, resulting in the death of her full-term baby. Despite repeated calls to the hospital, she was dismissed until it was too late. The subsequent investigation was perceived as a cover-up, with no accountability from the hospital. The narrative highlights systemic issues, cultural problems, and a lack of transparency within the hospital. However, there is cautious optimism for change with new leadership, although many staff members remain anonymous due to fear of repercussions.

What was the main reason the narrator was not admitted to the hospital during her labor?

• She did not have an appointment.

• Her contractions did not meet the hospital's criteria.

• She was not in pain.

• The hospital was too busy.

What was the outcome of the hospital's investigation into the narrator's case?

• The investigation was inconclusive.

• The hospital offered compensation.

• The hospital admitted fault.

• The investigation found no fault by the hospital.

How did the narrator describe the hospital's response to their concerns?

• Sympathetic and apologetic

• Quick and efficient

• Dismissive and evasive

• Supportive and understanding

What cultural issue within the hospital does the narrator highlight?

• Overstaffing

• Excessive bureaucracy

• Inability to raise concerns safely

• Lack of training for staff

What is the narrator's outlook on the new hospital leadership?

• Completely confident

• Indifferent

• Cautiously optimistic

• Pessimistic and doubtful