Delay to neonatal reform is putting babies at risk, warn doctors
Wardle said not implementing the new model was putting some lives at risk and that additional resources should be made available as soon as possible."Delays in making progress with these proposals will be affecting the outcome for some of these babies", he said. "What's it going to be like when it's only one?"Kelly Dalley knew her baby had a heart condition and was expecting to travel from Dundee to Glasgow for surgery after she was born. However, Annabel was delivered prematurely at 32 weeks.
- ▪Wardle said not implementing the new model was putting some lives at risk and that additional resources should be made available as soon as possible."Delays in making progress with these proposals will be affecting the outcome for some of t
- ▪"What's it going to be like when it's only one?"Kelly Dalley knew her baby had a heart condition and was expecting to travel from Dundee to Glasgow for surgery after she was born.
- ▪However, Annabel was delivered prematurely at 32 weeks.
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Delay to neonatal reform is putting babies at risk, warn doctorsImage source, Kelly DalleyImage caption, Kelly Dalley's baby Annabel was admitted to Neonatal Intensive Care at Ninewells HospitalByLisa Summers, Scotland health and social care correspondent and Georgina Hayes, Scotland health producerPublished2 minutes agoThe lives of some of the smallest and sickest babies in Scotland are being put at risk because of delays in reorganising neonatal care, doctors have warned.The Scottish government's controversial plan to cut the number of neonatal intensive care units from eight to three was announced in 2017, but has not yet been implemented.Doctors and charities who support the proposals say they would save lives – but have accused ministers of failing to ensure there are enough cots or…
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