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A database to improve maternal safety: Safe-Mums

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Research theme

Women's metabolic health

People involved

Dr John Allotey

Associate Professor in Epidemiology and Women’s Health

Status: Ongoing

We are in the process of establishing the Safe-Mum database on maternity datasets across Birmingham Women’s Hospital, University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust and Sandwell and West Birmingham NHS Trust to improve maternal safety.

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A database to improve maternal safety: Safe-Mums

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