About the series
Findings from the MBRRACE report on maternal deaths (2022) highlight increasing inequalities in maternal care, impacting women in deprived and disadvantaged areas. Addressing the broader physical and mental health of mothers, and understanding social determinants, are essential to closing this gap.
This video series discusses what actions are required to understand and work with vulnerable women and determine the best way to care for women who require complex intersecting services.
Explore the sessions
Watch expert-led sessions that address key challenges in maternity care and present actionable strategies to reduce inequalities and improve outcomes:
with Professor Marian Knight
with Professor Stamatina Iliodromiti
with Wendy Olayiwola and Farha Quadri
with Kirsty Kitchen
with Dr Hannah Rayment-Jones
with Helen Bowles
with Teri Gavin-Jones
with Dr Nicola Vousden
Join the final Q&A
hosted by RCOG President Ranee Thaker and Chair of the RCOG Womens Network, Jane Plumb
Disclaimer
The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (the College) has produced a series of videos on the College website titled Tackling inequalities and disadvantage during pregnancy and birth. The series presents examples of clinical practice, for consideration by obstetricians and gynaecologists and other relevant healthcare professionals. The views and opinions expressed in each video presentation are those of the presenters and do not necessarily reflect the views of the College.
The College cannot be held responsible for any views or opinions expressed in the videos, which are not intended to be prescriptive directions defining a single course of management.