Bereaved families feel 'ignored' over maternity review

The news article discusses the concerns of bereaved families regarding the ongoing maternity review in the United Kingdom. Following a meeting with Baroness Amos, who will chair the review, the families feel "ignored" and believe their perspectives are not being adequately considered. The review was launched in response to a series of maternity scandals, including issues at the Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust, where hundreds of babies and mothers may have died or been injured due to poor care. Families affected by these tragedies have expressed frustration that their voices are not being heard in the review process. The article highlights the importance of ensuring that the review is comprehensive and addresses the concerns of those directly impacted by the failures in the healthcare system. Bereaved families are seeking accountability and meaningful changes to prevent similar tragedies from occurring in the future. The article emphasizes the need for a transparent and inclusive review process that prioritizes the experiences and perspectives of those who have suffered the most.