The Ockenden Review and Baroness Amos's National Maternity Investigation confirmed what every maternity unit fears: babies and mothers are still being harmed by failures that were visible in the data all along. The warning signs are usually there (in the notes, the bloods, the CTG, the triage call), but scattered across separate systems that don't talk to each other, so no one sees the whole picture in time.
OBSee brings that fragmented data into one continuous view. It's an awareness engine that assembles a mother's trajectory across existing systems and flags where deterioration went unrecognised and escalation was delayed, surfacing concern for a clinician to act on. It never overrides the clinician; it makes sure nothing gets missed.
We start with a retrospective audit tool that shows each trust exactly where escalation is failing, using their own data (including where triage calls diverge from the record and where escalation timeliness differs across ethnic groups), then turn those patterns into targeted, blameless learning for the team. The audit is designed to generate evidence that supports trust reporting against the Maternity Incentive Scheme (MIS), to strengthen the governance a trust already performs, rather than adding a new burden.
See the founding team below. We're looking for a lead trust partner and early supporters to prove it where it matters.
