BIO

Victoria Morgan

It was during my 11 years as an NHS manager that I developed a passion for improving maternity services.  One effective technique I’d developed was facilitating multi-disciplinary panels to review serious incidents and agree action to improve the quality of services.  It was one of the reasons that I was appointed as Head of Clinical Safety & Quality for group of commissioning organisations.  Based in the public health department, I discovered the importance of public health analytical techniques in improving clinical quality. 

I’ve brought together all that experience and developed a range of services for clients, through Every Birth a Safe Birth.  I know how difficult it is to make time for improvement work and so I’m here to analyse, organise and facilitate so you can concentrate on improvement.  

I have written articles for The Practising Midwife and guest blogs for thought leaders.  I presented a poster at the RCOG's Women's Health Patient Safety Day 2015 about my clinical network approach.  I hold an MBA and BSc (Hons) in Human Physiology.