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Appendix 3: Contributors to the Maternal Death Enquiry for the triennium 2006–08 and CMACE personnelReproductive Health Programme Co-ordinator,NHS Quality Improvement ScotlandCMO’s Representative: Scottish ExecutiveHealth DepartmentObstetrics AssessorsAnaesthetic AssessorPathology AssessorMidwifery AssessorsPsychiatry AssessorWalesWelsh Assembly GovernmentObstetrics AssessorAnaesthetic AssessorPathology AssessorMidwifery AssessorPsychiatry AssessorIrelandInstitute of Obstetricians and GynaecologistsObstetric AssessorAnaesthetic AssessorPathology AssessorMidwifery AssessorsPsychiatric AssessorMs L Marr MA RGN RM ADM MScDr L Smith PhD MSc(LSHTM) MFPHDr DAR Lees FRCOGDr H MacPherson FRCOGProfessor J Norman MD FRCOGDr JH McClure FRCADr R Nairn FRCPath DipFMMs A Lobo MSc RGN RM ADMMrs J Reekie RGN RMDr R Cantwell FRCPsychDr J Ludlow FFPHMMr A Dawson MD FRCOGDr P Clyburn FRCADr L Murray FRCPathMrs K McGrath SRN RM Dip Mid MSc (Health Management)Dr S Smith MRCPsychDr M F O’Hare MD FRCPI FRCOGProfessor C O’Herlihy MD FRCPI FRCOG FRANZCOGDr J Loughrey MRCPI FCARCSI FFPMCAIDr P Kelehan MSc MRCPath FRCPathMs S Canny RGN RM BMSMs M Doyle RGN RM ADM BEd(Hons) MScMs F Hanrahan RGN RM MScDr A McCarthy MRCPsych FRCPI MMedSc202 ª 2011 Centre for Maternal and Child Enquiries (CMACE), BJOG 118 (Suppl. 1), 1–203
Appendix 4: CMACE GovernanceAppendix 4: CMACE GovernanceCMACE Board of TrusteesPatron: Baroness Julia CumberlegeProfessor JW Walker, ChairProfessor Sir Sabaratnam ArulkumaranDr J ChappleProfessor P Fleming (from July 2010)Dr A Harnden (until June 2010)Ms S Jenkinson (from July 2010)Ms L Sellers (from July 2010)Ms PA SeymourMs L SilvertonProfessor I Greer (Chair)—National Advisory Committeeª 2011 Centre for Maternal and Child Enquiries (CMACE), BJOG 118 (Suppl. 1), 1–203 203
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Volume 118, Supplement 1, March 201
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AcknowledgementsSaving Mothers’ L
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AcknowledgementsAcknowledgementsCMA
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Forewordbeen written jointly by a m
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‘Top ten’ recommendationsServic
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‘Top ten’ recommendationscommun
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‘Top ten’ recommendationsof suc
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‘Top ten’ recommendationsMarch
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Oates et al.Back to basicsM Oates 1
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Oates et al.BreathlessnessBreathles
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Oates et al.appropriate pathway of
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LewisIntroduction: Aims, objectives
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LewisAn important limitation of ran
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Lewismaternal and public health-pol
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Lewisresult in a live birth at any
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LewisChapter 1: The women who died
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Lewiswho would not have been identi
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Lewis1098Rate per 100 000 materniti
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LewisTable 1.4. Numbers and rates o
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Lewis2.50Rate per 100 000 materniti
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LewisTable 1.9. Number of maternal
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LewisTable 1.12. Numbers and percen
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LewisThere were cases where a major
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LewisBox 1.5. Classifications of Bo
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LewisTable 1.20. Number and estimat
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LewisNew countries of the European
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LewisTable 1.23. Direct and Indirec
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LewisTable 1.26. Characteristics* o
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Lewis4 Lewis G (ed). The Confidenti
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DrifeTable 2.1. Direct deaths from
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Drifewomen who died in 2006-08 had
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Drifedelivery she became breathless
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DrifePathological overviewFourteen
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NeilsonChapter 3: Pre-eclampsia and
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Neilsontrue, and what might be the
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NeilsonConclusionThe number of deat
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NormanBackgroundIn the UK, major ob
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Normanwhich there was catastrophic
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Normanrecommendations made in succe
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DawsonBox 5.1. The UK amniotic flui
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Dawsontry despite an extensive sear
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O’HerlihyTable 6.1. Numbers of Di
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O’Herlihytoxic shock syndrome aft
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HarperGroup A b-haemolytic streptoc
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Harperthe 6-week postnatal period,
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Harpera major intrapartum haemorrha
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HarperBox 7.1. Signs and symptoms o
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Harperwoman was given several litre
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Harper2 Lamagni TL, Efstratiou A, D
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LucasTable A7.1 Proposed new catego
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Lucasthe same infection scenario as
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McClure, CooperChapter 8: Anaesthes
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McClure, Cooperaddress, but protoco
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McClure, CooperPostpartum haemorrha
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McClure, CooperWorkloadA number of
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Nelson-PiercyTable 9.1. Indirect ma
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Nelson-Piercynary arteries. In view
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Nelson-Piercynormal left ventricle
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LucasAnnex 9.1. Pathological overvi
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Lucasdiac death that is non-ischaem
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de Swiet et al.causes but are aggra
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de Swiet et al.died of SUDEP before
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de Swiet et al.for 6 weeks after de
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de Swiet et al.mised. The obstetric
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de Swiet et al.CancerPregnancy does
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de Swiet et al.a thorough autopsy w
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Oates, CantwellChapter 11: Deaths f
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Oates, CantwellTable 11.1. Timing o
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Oates, CantwellTable 11.5. Maternal
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Oates, CantwellChild protection iss
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Oates, CantwellAll women who are su
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Oates, Cantwell4 Kendel RE, Chalmer
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Lewismaternal mortality rates or ra
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Annex 12.1. Domestic abuseAnnex 12.
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Annex 12.1. Domestic abuseshe could
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Garrod et al.supportive but challen
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Page 166 and 167: Shakespearereduce the risks to the
Page 168 and 169: ShakespeareManaging a maternal deat
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Page 172 and 173: HulbertPre-eclampsia/eclampsia: lea
Page 174 and 175: HulbertTransfersWhen the obstetric
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Page 178 and 179: Clutton-BrockDiagnosis of sepsisTak
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Page 182 and 183: Clutton-BrockImprovement Scotland (
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Page 200 and 201: LennoxEvidence of effective managem
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