and NHS Confidence was fined 1.6 million pounds after admitting that it failed to provide safe care and treatment for three children who died within months from each other – the first time that confidence has been tried more than once due to the failure of motherhood.
On Monday, hospitals at NHS TRST (NUH) acknowledged six charges regarding the death of Adele Osolivan, Kulmani Rosson and Koin Parker, who all died shortly after his birth, and the treatment of their mothers.
Nuh, which is located in the middle The biggest motherhood inquiry In the history of NHS, it is the first confidence to be prosecuted by the CEC Quality Committee, which is health care monitoring, more than once. In 2023 it was A fine of 800,000 pounds He failed to care for Winter Andrews, who died 23 minutes after his birth at the Queen Medical Center in Nottingham in September 2019.
On Monday, the Nutingham Judges Court was told that “serious and regulatory failures” revealed all the three mothers and their children at a great risk of harm that can be avoided.
The court heard that Adele Osoulvan was born on April 7, 2021, 29 weeks after the Caesarean emergency at the Nutingham City Hospital after her mother, Daniela, a highly dangerous patient, noticed bleeding and developing abdominal pain.
She was not examined for eight hours before Adele’s birth, and she left “screaming from pain” without pain relievers, despite the atrophy at risk.
Adele was born in a “bad case” and died in 26 minutes. Post -death found that she died as a result of the severe dysfunction inside sedition, a condition caused by a lack of oxygen for the child during labor and delivery.
“People who were supposed to help me only help only harm them mentally and physically,” Osolivan said in a statement of the victim’s influence. “We lost our beautiful daughter. Instead of bringing her home, she had to leave the vacant work wing in a lot of physical and mental pain.”
Kahlani Rawson died on June 15, 2021 in four days of brain hypopathy, a lack of oxygen, a, a. The brain infection that occurs when the child’s brain does not receive enough oxygen or blood flow. His mother, Ellis Rousson, told the abdominal pain hospital and reduced the movements of the fetus, but there was a delay in performing an emergency Caesarean section.
Jeddah Kulmani, Amy Rawson, told the court that the death of her grandson was a “preventive tragedy” that left the family “destroyed, broken and tested.”
The court was also told Queen Parker, Amy Stodinki, she went to the hospital four times before her son was born after bleeding.
Studencki summoned an ambulance on July 14, 2021 and the paramedics estimated that it had lost about 1.2 liters of blood at home and in the ambulance on its way to the city hospital. This did not find his way to the hospital’s notes, “where the employees only recorded the blood loss of 200 ml.
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Quinn was “pale and flexible” when he was born through a Caesarean section in emergency situations in that evening, and despite many blood transfusions, he announced his death on July 16, 2021 after being exposed to the failure of multiple organs and the lack of oxygen to the brain.
The investigation of Quinn’s death concluded that it was a “possibility” that would have been to him if a Caesarean section was implemented earlier.
Stodenke said that her son and her partner, Ryan Parker, was “contempt and inhumane.”
We had a sign of dignity and respect. “We expected to be treated as human beings,” she said in a statement. “We were as a family left behind, they were stranded in our sadness. We are still chasing the truth and complete accountability.”
The lawyer, who is behaving on behalf of the Families Fund, told the court that she had made “their deep and regrettable apologies” and that improvements have been conducted, including employing more midwives and providing more training for employees.
