Publications
“We aim to provide the intelligence to enable strategic focus on the most significant causes in child mortality in England” NCMD’s 2019 annual report
This section provides a summary of NCMD’s publications, including our annual and thematic reports, journal publications, blog articles and newsletters. You can also find out more about our future publications…
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Featured publications
A summary of reports based on NCMD data with insights into child mortality…
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All publications
Details of past publications and blog articles can be found below:
BMJ article: Assessment of investigations into SUDIC post-CDR
A retrospective assessment of the quality of investigations into unexpected deaths of infants and young children in England post-CDR.
Perceptions of the Child Death Review Process
Vicky Sleap, NCMD Project Manager, on the importance of the Child Death Review Process.
BMJ article: Maximising learning from child deaths
“If child mortality rates are regarded as a ‘yardstick’ of a country’s ability to care for the most vulnerable in society.” Read the BMJ article in full…
Impressions from the 5th Annual Conference of the National Network of Child Death Overview Panels (NNCDOP)
Sylvia Stoianova reflects on her attendance at the 2019 National Network of Child Death Overview Panels (NNCDOP) conference.
Future publications
Further details of future publications can be found below:
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Newsletters
NCMD’s newsletters provide a summary of the latest news from NCMD and the Child Death Review (CDR) sector. Details of previous editions can be found below (to subscribe, use this link):
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