Morag Oldfield: The Safer Births programme - The King's Fund, 17 March 2011

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Morag Oldfield, Research and Practice Development Midwife, North Middlesex Hospital, talks about the challenges facing maternity teams and how her team has worked with The King's Fund to increase safety in the labour ward

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