I think this sort of process is slowly filtering into the NHS. As a piece of anecdata, my wife had an incredibly long and difficult labour when giving birth to

I think this sort of process is slowly filtering into the NHS. As a piece of anecdata, my wife had an incredibly long and difficult labour when giving birth to our son. Afterwards we were referred to what our local hospital calls a birth reflection service, where you sit down with a trained midwife, and run through all the notes and talk over what happened. Whilst the primary purpose was to help us piece together everything that had happened[1] and process that there definitely seemed to be an element of the midwife going through things taking down notes on places where things had gone wrong for later follow up. [1] After five days of labour, including three extended trips back and forth to the hospital, it got a bit difficult to even work out on what day things happened, never mind what order they happened in.