Study of NHS data suggests high-volume mesh implanting surgeons produce the same or even more complications compared to low-volume mesh implanting surgeons.
Study of NHS data suggests high-volume mesh implanting surgeons produce the same or even more complications compared to low-volume mesh implanting surgeons.
Sling The Mesh is joined by lead researcher of Sheffield University study that looked into the effects of implanting polypropylene surgical mesh into patients.
The UK’s First Do No Harm report outlined missed opportunities to prevent harm and emphasised the need to incorporate patient voices into healthcare.
Groundbreaking study from researchers at Sheffield University looks into the effect of implanting polypropylene surgical mesh into patients.
It was great to get back to grassroots campaigning after being invited to give a talk at a women’s health event at Downham Market in Norfolk.
The UK government will introduce a legal requirement to make public the results of all clinical trials within 12 months of trial completion.
The NHS needs a seismic shift to prevent serious harm and even death, warned Henrietta Hughes when she launched her 100 Days Report – an event attended by Sling The Mesh.
Writing for Patient Safety Learning – The Hub, Kath Sansom looks at flaws in the Government’s approach to women harmed by pelvic mesh surgery receiving redress.
Ministers must act urgently to ensure women harmed by pelvic mesh receive financial redress and suitable care.
Kath won the national agent of change award at an event praising women who have made a difference through leadership, achievements and contribution to society.