Parents Must Be Treated as "Vital to the Care Team" in Welsh Neonatal Units, Minister Tells Senedd

Parents must be treated as vital care team members in Wales neonatal units

Parents must be treated as 'vital to the care team' and not as visitors when their child receives neonatal care, Wales’ women’s minister said.

Parents vital to neonatal care, says minister

Women’s minister Delyth Jewell told the Senedd on Tuesday that parents must be regarded as “vital to the care team” rather than mere visitors when their newborn receives neonatal treatment. She highlighted that around 2,800 premature or seriously ill babies are cared for in Welsh neonatal units each year, a figure that underpins the urgency of the government’s push for higher standards. The Bliss Baby Charter, launched in 2005 by the charity Bli…

Parents ‘Vital to the Care Team’ in Welsh Neonatal Units

Parents must be treated as "vital to the care team" and not as visitors when their child receives neonatal care, Wales' Women's Minister has said. Updating t

Parents must be treated as "vital to the care team" in Welsh neonatal units, minister tells Senedd

Parents must be treated as “vital to the care team” and not as visitors when their child receives neonatal care, Wales’ women’s minister has said.

Parents must be treated as 'vital to the care team' in Welsh neonatal units, minister tells Senedd

Deputy Minister for Social Care, Mental Health and Women’s Health Delyth Jewell Ella Groves, ICNN Senedd Reporter Parents must be treated as “vital to the care team” and not as visitors when their child receives neonatal care, Wales’ Women’s Minister has said. Updating the Senedd on Tuesday September 29, on a programme designed to drive up standards, Delyth Jewel told members that around 2,800 premature and sick babies across Wales receive neona…