Maternal Newborn Health Innovations, PBC

in high risk, as well as working in the triage setting, looking at supporting women through their birth choices, in intrapartum care, delivery of their baby, with some patient education there as well.

I left the NHS at the end of the summer last year, 2025, and joined MNHI, to come on board as the Odon Assist came out for a commercial setting.

And my role is to help NHS trusts approve the use of this new piece of innovation and help with training of the device and use of the device, as well as gaining women's feedback from this new piece of innovation.

So thank you for having us on here today.

They want to know that someone's working on innovation and technology for their births.

I think we want to protect them from things and that's right and wrong.

But also it was the information and the education because what we did and what MNHI has done, which I think is amazing, is providing women not just with information about Odon, but information about assisted birth in general.

And