Early Success of Martha’s Rule Scheme in NHS England
The Martha’s Rule scheme, initiated to empower patients and families facing critical health concerns, has shown promising early results, with about 50% of calls leading to treatment changes in pilot NHS hospitals. Merope Mills, whose daughter Martha died from sepsis, advocates for national implementation, citing its potential to reduce preventable deaths. NHS officials, including Professor Sir Stephen Powis, support the initiative, highlighting its transformative impact on patient safety.