A massive shortage of almost 3,000 nurses is putting premature and sick babies at risk, ministers have admitted. Mrs Keen said: 'As a nurse I've seen the excellent care the NHS provides for small and premature babies, and the... [read full story]
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The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) welcomed the launch of the NHS Neonatal Toolkit in England. Dr Peter Carter of the RCN praised recommendations that one-to-one care is delivered. He said: "The RCN has been campaigning for a...
The Department of Health is publishing new guidance to help the NHS improve the care provided for premature and sick babies during their first days. The NHS has made great progress in caring for babies with the lowest infant...
