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- November 2008
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Kate I support the one to one nursing campaign. My daughter was born prematurely at 33+6 and was admitted to the intensove care unit at birth. There were 2 nurses in there. One of them was caring for a critically ill baby and never had chance to leave his incubator. The other nurse had 4 other babys to care for. One to one nursing is a MUST for babies, not just adults!
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Here's a positive write-up of the upcoming Neonatal Taskforce report in The Observer:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2009/s
Source: www.guardian.co.uk
Report to call for babies to have individual nurses, despite staff shortages in neonatal units
Bliss one to one nursing campaign
Please take part in the Bliss Name the Baby Report Competition:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bliss/9515
Bliss is the UK charity that helps care for premature and sick babies. We support families, fund cutting-edge research and campaign for improved hospital resources.
Non-Profit:546 fans
Sue Bunch This IS SO needed!! Adult ITU patients have one to one care so why not the sickest and smallest babies!! They simply deserve the very best of care and are just not getting it!! I feel so strongly about this!!
Bliss one to one nursing campaign Good news! The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) has announced they will develop official quality standards on neonatal care. Bliss has campaigned for years to have the current standards - set by the British Association of Perinatal Medicine - fully implemented. This marks a huge step forward in getting babies and their families the care they need and deserve! More info: www.bliss.org.uk
Source: www.bliss.org.uk
Bliss, the special care baby charity, provides vital support and care to premature and sick babies across the UK. Founded 30 years ago, we offer guidance and information at a critical time in families' ...
Alison Ruth Bedford Russell We must crank up the heat on this campaign. We will get there in the end and make sure sick babies get the care they deserve!
Bliss one to one nursing campaign We've just heard that Bliss has been shortlisted for the Charity Times Campaigning Team of the Year Award! We were shortlisted for this last year as well but were pipped to the post by another charity. Fingers crossed we'll have better luck this year!
Bliss one to one nursing campaign
Please become a fan of the brand new official Bliss page on Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bliss/9515
Here we will upload all the most recent developments and news about Bliss' work.
Bliss is the UK charity that helps care for premature and sick babies. We support families, fund cutting-edge research and campaign for improved hospital resources.
Non-Profit:546 fans
Bliss one to one nursing campaign Over 1,000 people have now taken part in the Bliss one to one nursing campaign! Excellent work everybody. This means that literally thousands of emails have been generated about these babies and their families - not to mention the hundreds of letters that
Bliss one to one nursing campaign
Here's a video on BBC with Andy from Bliss, amongst others, on the situation in Wales at the moment:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/8052437
Source: news.bbc.co.uk
Sick and premature babies in Wales could be at greater risk than those elsewhere in the UK due to shortcomings in services, a nursing director says.
Bliss one to one nursing campaign Latest news from Wales: the extra money announced for neonatal care in Wales last year is now officially confirmed as being ongoing - £2million extra every year from now on! It's not enough, but it's a great start!
Bliss one to one nursing campaign Re: Zoe's comment about Wales, no, sadly this doesn't apply in Wales. But hopefully this news from the Department of Health in England will encourage NHS Wales to follow suit! We have been hard at work in Wales - see next post...
Bliss one to one nursing campaign The number of specialist nurses looking after sick and premature babies will now be an official measure of how good NHS services are! The Department of Health has just published a list of over 200 indicators that will be used to track whether services are
Bliss one to one nursing campaign
Here's a story in yesterday's Daily Mirror about the campaign: http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories
