Video: Patient Involvement and Care Equity (CAAW26) – Afternoon maternity & healthcare webinar
23 Jun 2026
Designed to celebrate the critical role of clinical audit and data-driven healthcare improvement, Clinical Audit Awareness Week 2026 ran from 22-26 June 2026, and featured the Excellence in Clinical Audit Awards 2026. It also included a packed programme of events, which featured strategic leaders, and practical and collaborative projects, that showcased how data supports improved care and outcomes.
Find below the resources (recording, slides and Q&As) from the afternoon maternity & healthcare webinar that took place on Tuesday 23 June: Patient Involvement and Care Equity. And make sure to hear first what’s planned for Clinical Audit Awareness Week 2027 by subscribing to our ebulletin.
This webinar featured:
- George Dunn, Project Lead for the National Maternity and Perinatal Audit, and Sarah Fisher, Women’s Health Advocate and Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) Advisor, talking about their work with their Women and Families Involvement Group and how they impact the audit.
- Wendy Olayiwola, National Maternity Lead for Equality, NHSE, talking about her work to drive the national agenda to reduce disparities and improve outcomes in maternity and neonatal services across England.
- A panel discussion featuring MBRRACE-UK representative Nicky Vousden (clinical lecturer and National Perinatal Epidemiology Unit) and four members from HQIP’s Service User Network sharing lived experience as parents and in their wider advocacy work: Meg Hill, Birth Worker; Riham Lotfi, Community Champion; Naomi Rose, Expert by Experience; and Al Richards, Dad and Person from the Global Majority.
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More about Clinical Audit Awareness Week
- Discover what’s planned for Clinical Audit Awareness Week 2027, including the Excellence in Clinical Audit Awards
- Watch the other webinars from Clinical Audit Awareness Week 2026
- Find out more about the winners and runners up of the Excellence in Clinical Audit Awards 2026.