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CONFIDENTIAL INQUIRIES INTO MATERNAL DEATHS

The Confidential Enquiries into Maternal Deaths is the longest running audit of maternal mortality in the world. From its inception in 1952 to 2011, triennial reports have been published on the direct and indirect causes of maternal death, with salutatory messages from the care delivered to these mothers. Since 2011, the report has been published annually, to facilitate a more rapid response to emerging patterns of disease and prevent a time-lag in dissemination and learning from cases. The historical trend in causes of deaths is well-described, with mortality figures for the UK and the current themes in lessons learned. Despite this representing UK demographics and healthcare, many of the lessons learnt are applicable in healthcare settings around the world, including developing nations.