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This course aims to help maternity services build the organisational, cultural and clinical foundations needed to successfully implement Martha’s Rule in maternity care.
Through expert presentations, discussion, case-based group work and learning from the experience of early adopter organisations, delegates will explore why Martha’s Rule matters in maternity care and the practical steps organisations can take now to prepare for implementation as national guidance continues to evolve.
The course will place particular emphasis on listening to women and families, recognising and responding to deterioration, effective escalation, multidisciplinary working, leadership, psychological safety and organisational readiness.
Delegates will work in groups to consider a series of maternity scenarios in which Martha’s Rule is used.
The sessions will provide an opportunity to explore how escalation might work in practice, consider the perspectives of women, families and healthcare professionals, and identify potential organisational, cultural and clinical challenges. Group feedback will be followed by facilitated multidisciplinary discussion.
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17 November 2026 18 November 2026
The King’s Fund Annual conference 2026: good health for allThe future of health and care will not be shaped by ambition alone, but by the choices we make now.
The King's Fund Annual conference brings us together to consider what it would mean to have good health for all by 2040, and what is needed to make this possible. What’s holding us back, what needs to change, and how can we do this with people at the heart?
Bringing together leaders from across health and social care, government and beyond, and drawing on the Good health for all: reimagining the welfare state project, it will examine how the relationship between people, communities and the state is changing, and what’s needed to create a system that can meet the nation’s current and future health needs, acknowledging that good health means different things to different people depending on their circumstances? And we’ll ask, how do we make these big decisions under sustained financial and political challenges?
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17 November 2026 15:00 16:30
Education and training in clinical risk management: Laying the foundationThe WHO Quality of Care and Patient Safety Education and Training (QPSET) Network, in collaboration with Imperial College London, is pleased to launch a four-part webinar series on education and training in clinical risk management (CRM).
The series will explore the role of education and training in strengthening CRM practice, from establishing a common understanding of CRM and identifying competencies and training needs to examining educational approaches and the institutionalization of CRM education and training within health-care organizations and academic institutions.
You are invited to join the first webinar, ‘Education and training in clinical risk management: Laying the foundation’, which will introduce foundational concepts of CRM, explore the role of education and training in supporting its practice and examine how different health system contexts influence approaches to education and training. The session will bring together experts and stakeholders from different countries and health system settings to share their perspectives and experiences.
See attached flyer for more information.
Webinar flyer_CRM education and training_Laying the foundation.pdf
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