Baby's sepsis death a 'warning' to other parents | Coffs Coast Advocate
A tragic case involving a two month old baby who died from sepsis after delays in being given antibiotics is a warning to other parents, say the grieving family
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A tragic case involving a two month old baby who died from sepsis after delays in being given antibiotics is a warning to other parents, say the grieving family
by Clarissa Bye Premium Content Subscriber only The anguished parents of a baby who died after 17 attempts to insert an IV line in his tiny body - while he was kept naked for hours in a hospital emergency department - say they wished they had spoken up when they "witnessed that something is not quite right". "Our message as parents is that we are more than responsible for the life of our children," Jorge Franco, the father of baby Esteban, said. "We cannot just assume that because our child is taken to a prestigious hospital, the medical staff is in contr...
Deputy Health and Disability Commissioner Kevin Allan today released a report finding a district health board (DHB) in breach of the Code of Health and Disability Services Consumers’ Rights (the Code) for failures in the care of a man admitted to hospital ...
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