Amos Review
Homerton Healthcare, which runs Hackney's maternity services, has rated its implementation of national safety recommendations from the Amos Review as amber on most points.
Homerton Healthcare told Hackney’s Adults, Health and Integration Scrutiny Commission in November 2026 that it is not yet fully implementing national safety recommendations. The trust rated itself amber on nine of the ten actions from the Amos Review's 10-point plan, indicating further work is needed. Only one point, post-death care, was rated green.
The Amos Review is a national review concerning maternity and neonatal care, which resulted in a 10-point plan. These national recommendations aim to improve safety following significant national concerns in maternity and neonatal services.
Key facts
- In November 2026, Homerton Healthcare rated itself amber on 9 of 10 national actions from the Amos Review's 10-point plan. Source
- Homerton Healthcare rated itself green on one point from the Amos Review's plan: post-death care. Source
- The Amos Review led to a 10-point plan for maternity and neonatal services. Source
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