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A coroner has claimed the death of a baby girl 10 days after she was born at Cork University Maternity Hospital was the most “clinically complex” case she had experienced in her career.
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Faye’s parents, Christina and Kevin Neiland, claimed their baby’s death could have been avoided if the hospital had stricter protocols
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Christina and Kevin Neiland from Ballyphehane in Cork told Dublin District Coroner’s Court they believed there were failures by CUMH staff to recognise and react to abnormal readings from a CTG monitor
The couple’s first child, Faye, died on October 11, 2019, at Children’s Health Ireland at Crumlin, where she was transferred for specialist treatment ...
The parents of a baby who died 10 days after being born at Cork University Maternity Hospital have told an inquest that her death could have been avoided if the hospital had stricter protocols and policies on how to respond to abnormal heartbeats detected in a baby before delivery.