Has your organisation made a significant commitment to their maternity or neonatal staff?
As part of Baby Lifeline’s MUM Awards, we welcome nominations for the special Improving Safety on the Frontline by Investing in the Workforce award, sponsored by Baby Lifeline Training.
Entries close Saturday 30th November.
What our judges will be looking for?
- Retention and workforce wellbeing improvement
- Projects that include the wider maternity and neonatal teams
- Work that extends beyond compliance with national schemes
- Innovative ways of providing training, or overcoming barriers to training provision
- Training that responds effectively to guidelines, recommendations and evidence-based best practice
- Examples of a significant commitment to multi-professional training
- Examples of special training events
- Impactful inclusion of feedback, service user voices and patient experiences in quality improvement work
- Training that successfully helps to address inequalities in healthcare and/or is tailored to the local population
Award winners
The winners of both the region and training awards will be invited to the House of Commons for a ceremony and celebratory dinner, hosted by Lord Darzi, on Thursday 13th March 2025.
Our judging panel
Duncan Burton
Chief Nursing Officer and National Director, NHS England.
Karen Jewell
Chief Midwifery Officer for NHS Wales.
Professor Donald Peebles
National Clinical Director for Maternity, NHS England.
Kate Brintworth
Chief Midwifery Officer for NHS England.
Mara Tonks
Director of Midwifery at Kettering General Hospital, part of University Hospitals of Northamptonshire.
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