OK so the post was premature! I was gonna sieve through it before posting but I've only been awake for five mins so my brain and my hands aren't communicating properly!
Worst Trust attributes:-
Indicator 7: Extent that staff are trained in core maternity skills (that's quite worrying!)
Indicator 12: % of women attending NHS antenatal classes who wanted to (so true I really had to pester to find out anything about parentcraft classes. when they eventually came forth with the information it was what I'd consider last minute. My last class is 2 days before my due date!)
Indicator 13: Extent of choice in labour
Below acceptable :-
Indicator 2: Availability of NICE recommended screening (bit late to be worrying about that one I think although I can say that the hospital AND the community MW have not tested my water every time I've seen them and had to be reminded about some 28 week bloods!)
Indicator 3: Appropriate use of caesarean sections (does this mean they over use surgery or don't when they should?)
Indicator 5: Postnatal care of women and babies
Indicator 14: Support for infant feeding (there are posters EVERYWHERE pushing breast feeding but the support is lacking, not good!)
Indicator 19: Average cost per delivery (I don't care about this one!)
Indicator 23: % women who considered their length of stay was about right
Indicator 24: Homeliness of delivery rooms
Indicator 25: Women?s view of cleanliness of delivery and postnatal areas (We went on a tour a couple of weeks back. I thought the place looked like it needed updating but it appeared clean. A couple of days later I bumped into someone who was also on the tour and she told me that she had opened a couple of doors and was horrified to find blood smeared down the doors on both occasions - she's now opted for a home birth)
Everything else is acceptable or better
thanks portandlemon for the link.