
The head of Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust (NUHT) has said he is “pleased” by the progress made in maternity care but said its improved rating is “not good enough”, with families affected by maternity failings calling for more to be done.
Anthony May OBE, chief executive of NUHT, said he was “encouraged” by the Care Quality Commission’s (CQC) latest report on the trust, which deemed its under-review maternity services are no longer inadequate but still requiring improvement.