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    • Maternity services liaison committees (MSLCs) have historically played a role in improving maternal care.
    • The 2013 health reforms significantly impacted the structure and function of MSLCs in England.
    • The transition to clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) necessitated an evaluation of MSLC support and integration.

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    • To determine the prevalence of functioning MSLCs within NHS trusts in England.
    • To assess the level of support provided to MSLCs by CCGs and their collaboration with Healthwatch.
    • To understand the perspectives of Heads of Midwifery (HoMs) and service users regarding MSLC support.

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    • An online survey was distributed to HoMs and service users across NHS trusts in England.
    • The survey collected data on the existence, operational status, and support structures of MSLCs.
    • Data analysis focused on the extent of CCG and Healthwatch engagement with MSLCs.

    Main Results:

    • At least 62% of NHS trusts reported having a functioning MSLC.
    • Support from CCGs varied significantly, with only about 40% providing administrative assistance and 12.5% offering a budget.
    • One in five MSLCs had established links with Healthwatch, indicating a need for improved integration.

    Conclusions:

    • While MSLCs remain prevalent, their sustainability is threatened by inadequate and inconsistent commissioner support.
    • Both healthcare professionals and service users advocate for more robust and consistent support for MSLCs from commissioners.
    • Strengthening the links between MSLCs and Healthwatch is vital for the successful transition to the new Maternity Voices Partnerships model.