Evidence and Clinical Strategy
We partner with NHS clinicians, commissioners, and researchers to close the implementation gap between national clinical guidance and current maternity practice for Black, Asian, and minoritised families.
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The Elkan Protocol
A clinical decision support concept designed for Maternity Assessment Unit (MAU) triage, specifically identifying cervical risk in pregnancies after a LLETZ procedure or previous loss.
02
State of the Pathway
Ongoing Freedom of Information (FOI) work analyzing disaggregated cervical scan uptake by ethnicity. We provide the evidence base for local equity and quality audits.
03
National Advocacy
Engagement with the APPG on Baby Loss, MNSI, and Royal Colleges (RCM, RCOG) to ensure that race-explicit frameworks are embedded in national maternity inquiries and clinical standards.
04
Resources and Press
Complete press kits for journalists and clinicians documenting recurrent failures in maternity inquiries (Ockenden, East Kent, Nottingham) and our roadmap for training packages.
For research partnerships, clinical briefings, or media inquiries, please contact our founders directly.
Professional Training and Engagement Resources
We provide NHS clinicians, commissioners, and researchers with the evidence based tools required to implement national guidance and close the implementation gap for minoritised families.
Training Packages (Year 2)
Clinical decision support modules for MAU triage and high risk pathway management. Developed for NHS Trusts to ensure consistent implementation of the Saving Babies Lives Care Bundle for Black, Asian and minoritised women.
Evidence Reports and Press Kit
Access our Annual State of the Pathway evidence reports, disaggregated ethnicity data on cervical scan uptake, and our media engagement pack for journalists covering maternity safety and health inequalities.