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'We weren't even told when our newborn had sepsis and blood transfusions before she died'
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The case highlights concerns over communication and patient care within NHS maternity units, which have been subject to scrutiny in recent reviews. The Amos maternity review, referenced in the story, has previously identified issues with NHS maternity units ignoring mothers' concerns during pregnancy, leading to delayed interventions. This has sparked worries about the potential consequences of inadequate care and communication for expectant mothers and their babies.
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'We weren't even told when our newborn had sepsis and blood transfusions before she died'
The Amos maternity review found NHS maternity units ignored mothers’ concerns during pregnancy until it was too late - two mums tell of their horrific ordeal
29 Jun, 23:00
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