Two midwife failed to seek emergency care for the two physical discomfort, which caused them to "lose major survival opportunities" and are facing their careers.End.
Jasper White died in June 2019, and Margot Botter died in May 2020 after giving birth at the Cheltenmum delivery center.
Multinning signs Hezel Williams and Lisa Rand were on duty at these two delivery. One survey found that they failed to transfer two babies to timely to transfer to two babies toNewborn intensive care unit.
Nursing and Maternite Commission (NMC) team on Tuesday concluded that they have improper behavior and their employment qualifications are affected.
The group also found that the two scholars later forged medical records related to Jasper.
Two midwives have not attended the hearing or sent representatives to participate.
This childbirth center belongs to part of the Trust of the National Health Service Foundation of the Gloster County Hospital. Women who are allowed to be at low risk of pregnancy will be born in the busy hospital.
But there is no first aid facilities there. If complications occur, the patient should have been transferred to the Royal Hospital of Glostel County, which drives 30 minutes.
Jasper has deteriorated within a few minutes of birth, but it was delayed for 50 minutes to transfer him to Greasters newborn ward.He died.
NMC group found that Ms. Williams, Senior Materia Medica did not perform her duties, and upgraded this situation so that Jasper could be transferred to a newborn team.
The group also found that after three days of his death, she encouraged Ms. Rand to change the medical records describing his condition to "good"An extra entry was added to his records.
Members of the three groups found that Ms. Rand not only failed to report Jaspers condition to the newborn team, but also deliberately mislead anyone who reads medical records.
11 months later, Laura Bette bleed twice during the childbirth in May 2020, although she repeatedly requested the transfer to the hospital, it failed to achieve it.
Her daughter Magot did not breathe when she was born, and was rushed to the hospital urgently, but she died three days later.
NMC group found that Ms. Williams did not transfer it to obstetric care in accordance with Ms. Botels request, and when infant transferThe situation is informed to receive the hospital.
The group also found that Ms. Williams created a bad culture in the department and did not pass the lessons of the experience of serious incidents to colleagues, causing patients to be harmed or ignored.
The groups conclusion is that Ms. Rand knows that Ms. Botel is not suitable for nursing by a dysmenorrhea, but she has not arranged for her transfer to the hospital.
In addition, she also found that she recorded that there were blood stains in the amniotic fluid and low physical temperature in the maternal body, but later dishonent that these records were inaccurate.
Ms. Rand sent Ms. BotsApp messages to Ms. Botel without clinical basis, which believes that this violates the professional boundary.
The chairman of the group Derek McFault said that Ms. Williams and Ms. Rand failed to maintain her professional standards and failed to treat patients as individual treatments.Nor could he fulfill his honesty.
He then added that their behavior caused Jasper and Margot to "lose important survival opportunities."
He said that they had tried to cover their behavior with "inaccurate or unfair records", and "because the staff did not update the knowledge in time, the patient was risk of being harmed by the patients injury.Increased. "
Mr. Michael said that whether it is Ms. Williams or Ms. Rand, they have not showed "insight or regrets", nor do they know her behavior to patients and herThe influence caused by family members.
He said that both of them may have such behavior in the future.
The group is scheduled to decide what kind of sanctions the two dysmenorrhea should withstand on Wednesday.
