Maternity Experience meets Compliance Excellence

Developed and innovated through many years of midwifery experience, the Babywatch™ infant identification, baby management system has been developed in consultation with CMO Global, the world’s leading quality, audit, risk & compliance management software company. In partnering with CMO Global, Babywatch™ has optimized the possibilities for infant identification, baby management systems. As world market leaders in compliance and quality management software systems, CMO Global was perfectly positioned to develop Babywatch™. “CMO Global were already working with some of the biggest companies in the world to provide compliance solutions, including the NHS, Queensland Government, Royal Bank of Scotland, Barrick Gold, Ohio University and the Australian Government Department of Defence. When it came to the protection and identification of babies, Babywatch™ looked no further than CMO Global. At the end of the day, the protection of the newborn baby is paramount – it was a matter of designing the best baby management system for the most valuable asset we have”.

CEO – Natasha Oglesby BN, MMid

With extensive experience working in maternity, Natasha brought valuable experience and knowledge to the Babywatch™ development team. “I could no longer stand back and watch the real and potential infant identification errors that were happening around me. This was not only happening in hospitals where I worked in the UK and Australia, but countless reports of infant identification errors were becoming more and more prevalent around the world”.

Natasha has worked in UK and Australian hospitals since 2000. After an early career working as a Maternity Nurse, she became extremely passionate about birthing and the safety of newborn babies. After studying her Masters of Midwifery in 2004, she continued to pursue her passion for birthing and maternity care, while researching and developing an innovative solution to the problem that existed in managing infant identification in our hospitals. As well as being passionate about midwifery and the safety of infants, Natasha is a mother of 5 daughters and truly understands what it is like to be a parent of a newborn and the impact of potential infant identification errors on families.