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To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what steps his Department is taking to (a) to raise awareness of (i) pregnancy and (ii) baby loss and (b) improve bereavement care for (A) mothers and (B) families impacted.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what steps his Department is taking to (a) to raise awareness of (i) pregnancy and (ii) baby loss and (b) improve bereavement care for (A) mothers and (B) families impacted.
The Government is committed to ensuring that all women and babies receive safe, compassionate, and personalised care, particularly when things go wrong. In February 2024, the Department launched the Baby Loss Certificate service. This service is a non-statutory, voluntary scheme to enable those who have experienced any pregnancy loss to record and receive a certificate to provide recognition of their loss, if they wish to do so.
To support the reduction of preventable baby loss, all trusts are implementing the third version of the Saving Babies Lives Care Bundle, which provides maternity units with detailed guidance and a package of interventions to reduce stillbirths, neonatal brain injury, neonatal death, and preterm birth.
Many trusts have specialist bereavement midwives, who are trained to care for and support parents and families who have suffered the loss of their baby. All trusts are now signed up to The National Bereavement Care Pathway, which acts as a set of standards and guidance that trusts should follow when a patient has suffered a baby loss.
Paid Parental Bereavement Leave was introduced in 2020. This entitlement is available to parents who lose a child under 18 years old, including where a baby is stillborn after 24 weeks of pregnancy.
In May 2024, NHS England published a new national policy framework to provide all National Health Service staff who suffer a miscarriage with up to 10 days additional paid leave. Women who experience a miscarriage in the first 24 weeks of pregnancy are offered up to 10 days paid leave, and their partners are offered up to five. The new guidance supports NHS employees and provides managers and colleagues with advice on how to support people affected by baby loss, including ensuring that staff who return from work after their pregnancy loss are offered occupational health support, including referrals to specialist services at their trust, or specialist miscarriage and baby loss charities and organisations.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what steps his Department is taking to improve care for families after (a) pregnancy loss and (b) the death of a baby.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what steps his Department is taking to improve care for families after (a) pregnancy loss and (b) the death of a baby.
The Government is committed to delivering compassionate care for women, and supporting parents who have experienced any type of baby loss. Many trusts have specialist bereavement midwives, who are trained to care for and support parents and families who have suffered the loss of their baby. All trusts are signed up to The National Bereavement Care Pathway, which acts as a set of standards and guidance that trusts should follow when a patient has suffered a baby loss. Baby Loss Certificates are now available for all historic and future pregnancy losses, should parents wish to record and receive a certificate to recognise their loss.
Paid Parental Bereavement Leave was introduced in 2020. This entitlement is available to parents who lose a child under 18 years old, including where a baby is stillborn after 24 weeks of pregnancy.
Following the death of a baby, there are a number of different investigation and review routes available depending on the age of the baby and the circumstances surrounding the death. These include the Maternity and Newborn Safety Investigations Programme, the Perinatal Mortality Review tool, and the Child Death Review process. These reviews aim to provide answers for bereaved parents about why their baby died and learning for the healthcare system.
My Hon Friend the Minister of State (Minister for Patient Safety, Suicide Prevention and Mental Health) (Nadine Dorries) has made the following written statement:
Today we have published the report into the events surrounding the death of Elizabeth Dixon – a baby who sadly died in December 2001 from asphyxiation resulting...
My Hon Friend the Minister of State (Minister for Patient Safety, Suicide Prevention and Mental Health) (Nadine Dorries) has made the following written statement:
Today we have published the report into the events surrounding the death of Elizabeth Dixon – a baby who sadly died in December 2001 from asphyxiation resulting...
Today we have published the report into the events surrounding the death of Elizabeth Dixon – a baby who sadly died in December 2001 from asphyxiation resulting from a blocked tracheostomy tube and while under the care of a private nursing agency.
I offer my heart-felt condolences to Elizabeth’s family,...
Today we have published the report into the events surrounding the death of Elizabeth Dixon – a baby who sadly died in December 2001 from asphyxiation resulting from a blocked tracheostomy tube and while under the care of a private nursing agency.
I offer my heart-felt condolences to Elizabeth’s family,...
What was (a) the stillbirth rate, excluding foetal deaths at 24 to 27 weeks of gestation registered since 1st October 1992, (b) the neonatal mortality rate and (c) the post-neonatal mortality rate in England and Wales in each of the last 20 years; and what was the change in each...
What was (a) the stillbirth rate, excluding foetal deaths at 24 to 27 weeks of gestation registered since 1st October 1992, (b) the neonatal mortality rate and (c) the post-neonatal mortality rate in England and Wales in each of the last 20 years; and what was the change in each...
Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) or cot death. House of Commons Library Research paper 94/122.
Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) or cot death. House of Commons Library Research paper 94/122.
What action is being taken to reduce the number of new born babies dying from respiratory distress syndrome. (Holding answer 17.6.93).
What action is being taken to reduce the number of new born babies dying from respiratory distress syndrome. (Holding answer 17.6.93).
How many deaths registered as cot deaths, sudden infant death syndrome or similar term under age of 1 year in England & Wales in 1991 in total & divided by sex in the following age groups: less than 1 week, 1-3 weeks, 4-51 weeks, & by months of the year....
How many deaths registered as cot deaths, sudden infant death syndrome or similar term under age of 1 year in England & Wales in 1991 in total & divided by sex in the following age groups: less than 1 week, 1-3 weeks, 4-51 weeks, & by months of the year....
How many deaths registered as cot deaths, sudden infant death syndrome or similar term under the age of one year occurred in Scotland and in Northern Ireland in 1991, in total, in each month of the year and also as a percentage of infant deaths from all causes. - Includes...
How many deaths registered as cot deaths, sudden infant death syndrome or similar term under the age of one year occurred in Scotland and in Northern Ireland in 1991, in total, in each month of the year and also as a percentage of infant deaths from all causes. - Includes...
What action he intends to take to introduce health promotion measures to ensure that the rate of perinatal, neonatal and postneonatal deaths is urgently reviewed and reduced. - Inc figures.
What action he intends to take to introduce health promotion measures to ensure that the rate of perinatal, neonatal and postneonatal deaths is urgently reviewed and reduced. - Inc figures.
If he will list for each National Health Service region (a) the number and rates of perinatal deaths, (b) the number and rates of neonatal deaths and (c) the number and rate of post neonatal deaths in 1990 - Table given.
If he will list for each National Health Service region (a) the number and rates of perinatal deaths, (b) the number and rates of neonatal deaths and (c) the number and rate of post neonatal deaths in 1990 - Table given.
How many deaths were registered as cot death, sudden infant death syndrome (or similar term) under age of one year, in England & Wales in 1990, in total, & divided by age; (less than one week, one to 3 weeks, 4 weeks to one year); by sex; by months of...
How many deaths were registered as cot death, sudden infant death syndrome (or similar term) under age of one year, in England & Wales in 1990, in total, & divided by age; (less than one week, one to 3 weeks, 4 weeks to one year); by sex; by months of...
How many deaths were registered as cot deaths, sudden infant death syndrome (or similar term) under age of one year in Scotland & in Northern Ireland for 1988, 1989 & 1990, in total & for each month of year & also as % of infant deaths from all cases. -...
How many deaths were registered as cot deaths, sudden infant death syndrome (or similar term) under age of one year in Scotland & in Northern Ireland for 1988, 1989 & 1990, in total & for each month of year & also as % of infant deaths from all cases. -...
How many live births, still births, & infant deaths under one year occurred under one week; between one & 3 weeks; & between 4 & 51 weeks age at death in Scotland & in Northern Ireland in 1988, 1989 & 1990. - Tables given.
How many live births, still births, & infant deaths under one year occurred under one week; between one & 3 weeks; & between 4 & 51 weeks age at death in Scotland & in Northern Ireland in 1988, 1989 & 1990. - Tables given.
How many post-neonatal deaths per 1,000 live births there were, for each year since 1975, in Scotland, UK, Denmark, France, West Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain & Sweden. - Table given for Scotland & UK. (Holding answer 16 Mar 90).
How many post-neonatal deaths per 1,000 live births there were, for each year since 1975, in Scotland, UK, Denmark, France, West Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain & Sweden. - Table given for Scotland & UK. (Holding answer 16 Mar 90).
To show the total number of babies who died in 1987 & 1988, to date in 1989 aged one week, 2 weeks, 3 weeks, 4 weeks, 5 weeks, 6 weeks, 2 months, 3 months, 4 months, 6 months, 14 months & 15 months; the total number of babies who died...
To show the total number of babies who died in 1987 & 1988, to date in 1989 aged one week, 2 weeks, 3 weeks, 4 weeks, 5 weeks, 6 weeks, 2 months, 3 months, 4 months, 6 months, 14 months & 15 months; the total number of babies who died...
Table showing how many babies died within one year of birth in 1987 & 1988; how many babies were stillborn in 1987 & 1988.
Table showing how many babies died within one year of birth in 1987 & 1988; how many babies were stillborn in 1987 & 1988.
To give post-neonatal death rates separately for England & Wales for 1985,1986 & 1987 - Ref to 133 c500-2W
To give post-neonatal death rates separately for England & Wales for 1985,1986 & 1987 - Ref to 133 c500-2W
Table of mortality rate in England and Wales in the latest 3 years for which figures are available (1985-87).
Table of mortality rate in England and Wales in the latest 3 years for which figures are available (1985-87).
Table showing no of post neonatal deaths & rate per 1000 live births in England & Wales attributed to sudden infant deaths, respiratory diseases, congenital abnormalities, conditions arising in perinatal period, injury & poisoning & all other causes for latest available year
Table showing no of post neonatal deaths & rate per 1000 live births in England & Wales attributed to sudden infant deaths, respiratory diseases, congenital abnormalities, conditions arising in perinatal period, injury & poisoning & all other causes for latest available year