dissertation on wynter, holding her and she dissertation on wynter, holding her and she was still one and i thought, had it and she was still one and i thought, had it all and she was still one and i thought, had it all been a bad dream, because of the had it all been a bad dream, because of the stress had it all been a bad dream, because of the stress of the situation dash for growth of the stress of the situation dash for growth performing resuscitation. today s for growth performing resuscitation. today s report suggest many similar problems remain they found there were still not enough staff to keep women safe, staff were not always conducting observations to ensure patient conditions are not deteriorated, and incidents were not always being reported. staff were said to be a hard working overall but overall maternity care was rated as inadequate. taste but overall maternity care was rated as inadequate- as inadequate. we are very concerned. as inadequate. we are very
to lead it. yesterday they got the chairperson they really wanted. senior midwife donna 0ckenden will now investigate care in nottingham, having recently finished a review into the maternity scandal in shrewsbury and telford where more than 200 babies might have survived with better care. for the families who were failed by the trust, the consequences will last a lifetime. when he is older, what will you tell him about wynter? irate when he is older, what will you tell him about wynter? when he is older, what will you tell him about wynter? we will tell him that he had a him about wynter? we will tell him that he had a sister, him about wynter? we will tell him that he had a sister, and him about wynter? we will tell him that he had a sister, and that - him about wynter? we will tell him that he had a sister, and that she i that he had a sister, and that she was fantastic and. has changed so much so that babies and families don t have to go through what we have. there is a curio
into the maternity care offered by nottingham university hospitals nhs trust. yesterday, the senior midwife, donna ockenden, was appointed to chair an independent review into services, after dozens of baby deaths. the trust says it s working hard to make improvements. here s our social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan, and a warning, you may find some details and images in his report distressing. cheese! nine months old has helped his arents cheese! nine months old has helped his parents rediscover cheese! nine months old has helped his parents rediscover their - cheese! nine months old has helped his parents rediscover their zest - his parents rediscover their zest for life and the couple s older daughter wynter should be playing him. . , , him. had they delivered her sooner, she would be him. had they delivered her sooner, she would be alive. him. had they delivered her sooner, she would be alive. the him. had they delivered her sooner, she would be alive. the andrews
meant wynter was born in a poor condition and lived forjust 23 minutes. we were told that wynter s death was one of those things. we were told that if they listened to every mother s concern they d be overrun. today s report from the care quality commission suggests many similar problems remain. they found there were still not enough staff to keep women safe, staff were not always conducting observations to ensure patients conditions had not deteriorated, and incidents weren t always being reported. while staff were said to be hard working, overall maternity care was rated as inadequate. there has been a very long time for the trust to rectify these and we feel it concerning that there are still such problems going on. around 600 families have come forward with concerns about care in nottingham s two maternity units, with evidence that dozens of babies have died or been injured due to poor treatment. the bottom line is they sent a poorly baby home to die, essentially.
having recently finished a review into the maternity scandal in shrewsbury and telford. for the families who were failed by the trust, the consequences will last a lifetime. when he s older, what will you tell him about wynter? we ll tell him that he had a sister, and that she was fantastic and. ..has changed so much so that other babies and families don t have to go through what we have. michael buchanan, bbc news, nottingham. the battle lines seem to be shifting in the war in ukraine, with the conflict now into its fourth month. russian forces have gained more ground in the eastern donbas region and are close to encircling the strategically important city of severodonetsk. the regional governor has warned that ukrainian forces may be forced to retreat to avoid being captured.