Results of a survey carried out by the Healthcare Commission to find out what women think about the maternity care they have received.
Of those whose husband, partner or companion was not with them as much as they wanted during labour and/or at the birth of their baby. Results from North Cumbria excluded.
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Results of a survey carried out by the Healthcare Commission to find out what women think about the maternity care they have received. |
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Significantly a lot above the average for England. |
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Significantly above the average for England. |
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Not significantly different from the average for England. |
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Significantly below the average for England. |
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Significantly a lot below the average for England. |
See bottom of page for notes on statistical significance. |
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Trust |
The staff did not allow them to be there when I wanted |
They did not feel able to be there when I wanted |
It was difficult because of the size of the room |
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85.6% |
9.9% |
4.5% |
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Basildon and Thurrock University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust |
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Central Manchester and Manchester Children’s University Hospitals NHS Trust |
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Northern Lincolnshire and Goole Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust |
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University Hospital of South Manchester NHS Foundation Trust |
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The Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust |
Notes on Statistical Significance
Because the sample sizes are quite small, a number that deviates from the average for England is not necessarily statistically significantly different from the English average.
Two trusts may show the same percentage response, but it is possible that only one of them is marked as significantly different to the English average. This is because the survey sample size varies with trust.
This data should not be used to rank trusts (generate league tables) as the precise ordering can not be ascertained due to the inherent inaccuracies of small sample surveys.