Just 49% staff at maternity scandal trust feel safe to speak out

Less than half of staff at Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust said they feel safe to speak up about concerns

The NHS staff survey covers a range of questions and 444,326, around 46 per cent, of the SATH’s staff answered the survey. 27 per cent of those that answered the survey were nurses or midwives.

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