Template for user
to seek views from Supervisors of Midwives
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1 |
How do you involve women using the
service in service and policy development?
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2 |
How do you measure the quality of the
maternity services?
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3 |
What service improvements have you
developed /identified as being required?
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4 |
What are the barriers, if any, to how
you plan to overcome them?
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Date:
Supervision of Midwives Audit
(survey)
Template for
letter to users re audit of Supervisor of
Midwives
We have been asked to review the
service our Supervisors of Midwives offer within our Maternity
department and as part of this we would like to know if you have
been given information about the Supervisor of Midwives or if you
have ever contacted a Supervisor of Midwives.
You do not have to take part in this
survey but we would value your views if you feel able to comment
and we would appreciate you reading the questions to see if you
would like to take part.
If you decide to take
part:
· We would like you
to be open and honest in your answers as you answer the
questionnaire
· The information
you give will be confidential and cannot be linked back to you
individually ( unless you request this ).
· The information
you give will be used to see whether we need to make improvements
in our current service
If you would like any further
information about this survey please contact XXXX on XXXX
If you are able to complete this
questionnaire could you please return it to any member of
staff.
Thank you
Supervisor of Midwives
Users Audit
Questionnaire
1. Have you
been given information about the service that a Supervisors of
Midwives offer?
Yes
No
2 Did you know
that a Supervisor of Midwives supports a midwife in his/her
practice?
Yes
No
3 Did you know that a
Supervisor of Midwives has a legal responsibility to ensure the
safety of you and your baby?
Yes
No
4 Did you know that as
well as having support and information from your midwife, a
Supervisor of Midwives:
a) is
available to you to offer guidance and support?
Yes
No
b) can be
contacted day or night?
Yes
No
c) can
act as an advocate for you (assist you in presenting your views and
choices)?
Yes
No
d) can give you
information about the risks and benefits associated with care
options and choices?
Yes
No
e) can give you
information about the complaints process?
Yes
No
5 Did you know that as
well as talking to a Supervisor of Midwives that you can also speak
directly to the Supervisor at the Strategic Health Authority if you
wish to discuss any aspect of your care?
Yes
No
6 Have you ever contacted
a Supervisor of Midwives about your care?
Yes
No
7 Do you have any
additional comments?
Adopted with the permission of the
south of England LSAMO
