2001 Conference             

Organisation with a memory’: implications for women’s healthcare
Professor James Drife, University of Leeds

Fertility regulation and the law
Professor Sheila McLean, University of Glasgow

Minimising risk: the use of Integrated Care Pathways in gynaecology
Tracy Slater, Clinical Nurse Manager, and Samantha Debbage, Research and Audit Nurse, Sheffield

Defensiveness in clinical practice
Dr Andrew Symon, University of Dundee

Minimising risk: obstetric skills training
Dr Tracey Johnston, Consultant Obstetrician, Manchester

CHI and quality in women’s healthcare
Representative of the Medical Director, Commission for Health Improvement

Good practice on the Labour Ward
Mr Harith Lamki, Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, Belfast

Systems approach to intrapartum risk management: findings from a prospective study of seven maternity units
Brenda Ashcroft, Salford University

Negligent treatment in gynaecology
Mr Roger Clements, Founding Governor, Expert Witness Institute, London

Negligent treatment in obstetrics and midwifery
Mr Roger Clements, Founding Governor, Expert Witness Institute, London

Women’s healthcare and the rising NHS litigation bill
Representative of the Chief Executive, NHS Litigation Authority

Implications of the Human Rights Act for women’s healthcare
Mr David Hewitt, Soliicitor, Hempsons Manchester

Sexual abuse and the law
Dr Catherine White, St Mary’s Hospital, Manchester