Midwifery 2020

Midwifery 2020

Stakeholders

These are the key stakeholders involved in the Midwifery 2020

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Stakeholders

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Structure

*Each stakeholder representative who is a member of a group has agreed to cascade all information to their organisation or peer group.

UK Programme Board Membership

Name Job Title/Representing
Chair: Rosemary Kennedy Chief Nursing Officer for Wales
Deputy Chair: Margaret McGuire Midwifery Advisor, Scotland
Denise Boulter Midwifery Advisor, Northern Ireland
Martin Bradley Chief Nursing Officer for Northern Ireland
Yvonne Bronsky LSA Midwifery Officers UK Forum
Caroline Broome Midwife in Clinical Practice
Polly Ferguson Midwifery Officer, Wales
Diane Fraser Lead Midwife for Education Group Representative
David Foster Deputy Chief Nursing Officer, England
Carole Garrick Head of Midwifery
tbc Student Midwife
Ellen Hudson Royal College of Nursing UK
Breedagh Hughes Royal College of Midwives Northern Ireland
Noreen Kent Midwifery 2020 Programme Director
Jenny Leggott Executive Nurse Directors’ Group
Rona McCandlish Midwifery Advisor, England
Christina McKenzie Head of Midwifery, Nursing & Midwifery Council
Liz Nightingale Independent Midwives UK
Elisabeth Peregrine Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists
Belinda Phipps National Childbirth Trust
Kath Ross Council of Deans
Monica Thompson NHS Education for Scotland
Cathy Warwick General Secretary and President, Royal College of Midwives
National Steering Group Chairs National Steering Groups’ Chairs
Project Support
Carol Curran Midwifery 2020 Project Co-ordinator

England Steering Group membership

Name Job Title/Representing
Co-Chair: Gwendolen Bradshaw Dean of School of Health Studies, University of Bradford
Co-Chair: Jane Sandall Professor of Midwifery and Women's Health, King's College, University of London
Carmel Bagness Stakeholder Engagement Lead (Midwifery 2020)
Peter Blythin Chief Nurse, Director of Workforce, NHS West Midlands
Sheena Byrom Head of Midwifery, East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust / University of Central Lancashire
Suzanne Cunningham Consultant Midwife, Southampton University Hospital NHS Trust
Jill Demilew Consultant Midwife, King's College Hospital , NHS Foundation Trust
Miranda Dodwell Birthchoice UK
Soo Downe Professor in Midwifery Studies and Research, University of Central Lancashire
Jane Evans Assistant Director Commissioning Partnerships, Walsall Teaching PCT
David Foster Deputy Chief Nursing Officer, Department of Health, England
Diane Fraser Professor of Midwifery, University of Nottingham
Jacque Gerrard Director, Royal College of Midwives' Board for England
Frances Harkins Senior Policy Manager, Workforce Directorate, Department of Health, England
Birte Harlev-Lam Strategic Health Authority - Strategic Lead, Maternity Services
Jane Hawdon Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health
Barbara Kuypers Local Supervising Authority Midwifery Officer, West Midlands, SHA
Beverley Lawrence-Beech Chair, Association for Improvements in Maternity Services
Paul Lewis Associate Dean - Midwifery, Rehabilitation and Health Sciences, School of Health and Social Care, University of Bournemouth
Michelle Lyne Professional Advisor, Nursing & Midwifery Council
Rona McCandlish Midwifery Advisor, Department of Health, England
Marie McDonald Clinical Director Women's Services, Guy's & St Thomas' Hospital, NHS Foundation Trust, London
Lyn McIntyre (to January 2010) Interim Maternity Lead, NHS Commissioners
Kath Mannion Local Supervising Authority Midwifery Officer, North East SHA
Alison Miller Programme Director and Midwifery Lead, Centre for Maternal and Child Enquiries, London
Helen O'Dell Local Supervising Authority Midwifery Officer, South East SHA
Lynne Pacanowski Head of Midwifery, Guy's & St Thomas' Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, London
Elisabeth Peregrine Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists
Belinda Phipps Chief Executive, National Childbirth Trust
Louise Silverton Deputy General Secretary, Royal College of Midwives
Suzanne Truttero Midwifery Professional Advisor, Department of Health, London
Brenda Van der Kooy Independent Midwives UK
Vineeta Verma Royal College of General Practitioners Representative
Gill Walton Directorate Manager, Women's and Sexual Health, John Radcliffe Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Oxford
Caroline Waterfield Deputy Head of Employment Services, NHS Employers

Northern Ireland Steering Group membership

Name Job title/Representing
Chair: Denise Boulter Midwifery Advisor
Liz Bannon Co-Director Maternity Services, Belfast Trust
Martin Bradley Chief Nursing Officer, Northern Ireland
Ruth Clarke Head of Midwifery, Belfast Trust
Margaret Gordon Co-Director Maternity Services, Northern Trust
Kyle Gourley Midwife in Practice
Glynis Henry Workforce Lead, Southern Trust
Breedagh Hughes Royal College of Midwives, Northern Ireland General Secretary
Noreen Kent Midwifery 2020 Programme Director
HeatherLivingston Senior Medical Officer
Carmel Lloyd Nursing & Midwifery Council
Liz McElkerney Co-Director Maternity Services, South Eastern Trust
Anne MarieMcGurk Head of Midwifery, Western Trust
FrancesMcMurray Chief Executive, NIPEC
Patricia McStay Head of Midwifery, Southern Trust
Ann McVey Co-Director Maternity Services, Southern Trust
Elaine Madden Head of Midwifery, South Eastern Trust
Rosaleen Malone Midwifery Teacher, Queen’s University
Mary Maxwell Head of Midwifery, Northern Trust
Eileen Pollack Midwifery Teacher, Beeches Management Centre
Margaret Rogan Midwife in Practice
Verena Wallace UK Local Supervising Authority Midwifery Officers
Agneiszka Zawislak Royal Colege of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists
TBC Student Midwife
TBC General Practitioner
TBC Consumer

Scotland Steering Group membership

The Midwifery 2020 Government Leads have recently reviewed the structures that were initially set up to support this programme of work across the UK, and following this review a decision has been taken to disband the Scotland Steering Group.

It was recognised that Scotland already has existing structures in place where Midwifery 2020 is regularly discussed as a standing agenda item, through the Lead Midwives Scotland Group, the Maternity Services Action Group and the Scottish Executive Nurse Director Group (SEND) meetings and this cascading of information through these Groups made the Midwifery 2020 Scotland Steering Group's role superfluous.

Wales Steering Group membership

The Midwifery 2020 Government Leads have recently reviewed the structures that were initially set up to support this programme of work across the UK, and following this review a decision has been taken to disband the Wales Steering Group.

It was recognised that Wales already has existing structures in place where Midwifery 2020 is regularly discussed as a standing agenda item, through the Heads of Midwifery Advisory Group Wales, the Royal College of Midwives UK Board for Wales, Heads of Midwifery Education Wales Group and Consultant Midwives Wales. Cascading of information through these Groups made the Midwifery 2020 Scotland Steering Group's role superfluous.

 

External Stakeholders of Midwifery 2020 Programme

Chief Nursing Officers (UK)
Consultant Midwives Group
Council of Deans
Heads of Midwifery
Independent Midwives UK
Lead Midwives for Education
Maternity Care Assistants
Midwives in Clinical Practice
National Government Health Departments
National Childbirth Trust
NHS Chief Executives
NHS Human Resources Directors
NHS Nurse Directors
Nursing & Midwifery Council
Royal College of Anaesthetists
Royal College of General Practitioners
Royal College of Midwives
Royal College of Nursing
Royal College of Obstetrics and Gynaecologists
Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health
Student Midwives
UK Local Supervisor Authority Midwifery Officers
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