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P-04-603 Helping Babies Born at 22 Weeks to Survive
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Meeting: 23/02/2016 - Petitions Committee - Fourth Assembly (Item 3)
3 P-04-603 Helping Babies Born at 22 Weeks to Survive
Supporting documents:
- Cover sheet, item 3 PDF 28 KB View as HTML (3/1) 20 KB
- 28.01.2016 Correspondence - Chief Medical Officer to the Chair, item 3 PDF 158 KB
Minutes:
The
Committee considered correspondence from the Chief Medical Officer and agreed,
given the involvement of the petitioner in the development of updated guidance
on the issue and that the petition has helped in ensuring that the very
difficult and sensitive matters raised by the petitioner are being addressed, to
close the petition.
Meeting: 20/10/2015 - Petitions Committee - Fourth Assembly (Item 3)
3 P-04-603 Helping Babies Born at 22 Weeks to Survive
Supporting documents:
- Cover sheet, item 3 PDF 28 KB View as HTML (3/1) 8 KB
- 18.06.2015 Correspondence - Chief Medical Officer to the Chair of the Health Committee, item 3 PDF 949 KB
- 11.08.2015 Correspondence - Chief Medical Officer to the Chair of the Health Committee, item 3 PDF 528 KB
- 30.09.2015 Correspondence - Chief Medical Officer to Darren Millar AM, item 3 PDF 774 KB
Minutes:
The
Committee considered correspondence on the petition and agreed:
- to
seek comments from the petitioner drawing her attention in particular to
the offer to share with her the content of the final draft of the joint
Maternity and Neonatal document providing guidance to Health
Professionals, prior to it going to the Neonatal Steering Group in
November; and
- for
assurances from the CMO that she will be able to have an input into the
draft.
Meeting: 17/09/2015 - Health and Social Care Committee - Fourth Assembly (Item 8)
8 P-04-603 Helping Babies Born at 22 Weeks to Survive: correspondence from the Chief Medical Officer
Supporting documents:
Minutes:
8.9a The Committee noted
the correspondence.
Meeting: 01/07/2015 - Health and Social Care Committee - Fourth Assembly (Item 3)
3 P-04-603 Helping Babies Born at 22 Weeks to Survive: correspondence from the Chief Medical Officer
Supporting documents:
Minutes:
3.5a
The Committee noted the correspondence and welcomed the progress made to date.
The Committee agreed to write to the Chief Medical Officer to:
·
ask
to be kept informed about any further progress with the clinical consensus document
being developed by the All Wales Neonatal Network Management Group and the All
Wales Maternity Network; and
·
seek
further information about the timescales for the work that is underway by the
Maternity Group and Neonatal Network to develop care pathways for parents and
babies, including the provision of palliative and bereavement care.
Meeting: 16/06/2015 - Petitions Committee - Fourth Assembly (Item 3)
3 P-04-603 Helping Babies Born at 22 Weeks to Survive
Supporting documents:
- Cover sheet, item 3 PDF 28 KB View as HTML (3/1) 8 KB
- 21.05.2015 Correspondence - Minister for Health & Social Services to the Chair, item 3 PDF 140 KB
- 13.05.2015 Correspondence - Cardiff & Vale University Health Board to the Chair, item 3 PDF 151 KB
- 27.05.2015 Correspondence - Chair of the Health and Social Care Committee to Chair of Petitions, item 3 PDF 209 KB
- 27.05.2015 Correspondence - Chair of the Health and Social Care Committee to the Chief Medical Officer, item 3 PDF 208 KB
- 08.05.2015 News Article, item 3 PDF 31 KB View as HTML (3/6) 13 KB
Minutes:
The
Committee considered the petition and agreed to await the response to the
Health Committee’s letter to the Chief Medical Officer.
Meeting: 10/03/2015 - Petitions Committee - Fourth Assembly (Item 2)
2 P-04-603 Helping Babies Born at 22 Weeks to Survive
Supporting documents:
- Cover sheet, item 2 PDF 113 KB View as HTML (2/1) 8 KB
- 25.02.2015 Correspondence - Petitioner to the Committee, item 2 PDF 30 KB View as HTML (2/2) 8 KB
Minutes:
The
Committee considered correspondence on the petition and agreed to ask:
- both the Minister for
Health and Social Services and the Health Board to provide an update on
work in hand to ensure that lessons are learned from this case for the
future;
- the Health and Social
Care Committee to consider whether an inquiry into the current guidelines
for resuscitation of children born prematurely is needed; and
- the petitioner to ask
whether there is a formal record of the meeting that took place with the
Advisor for Maternal and Child Health and whether she would be prepared to
share that with the Committee.
Meeting: 24/02/2015 - Petitions Committee - Fourth Assembly (Item 5)
5 P-04-603 Helping Babies Born at 22 Weeks to Survive
Supporting documents:
- Cover sheet, item 5 PDF 113 KB View as HTML (5/1) 8 KB
- 31.02.2015 Correspondence - Minister for Health & Social Services to the Chair, item 5 PDF 146 KB
- 11.02.2015 Correspondence - Petitioner to the Chair, item 5 PDF 31 KB View as HTML (5/3) 9 KB
- Research Briefing , View reasons restricted (5/4)
Minutes:
The
Committee considered correspondence on the petition and agreed to seek the
petitioner’s further views following her meeting with government officials
which had been due to be held on 18 February.
Meeting: 25/11/2014 - Petitions Committee - Fourth Assembly (Item 3)
3 P-04-603 Helping Babies Born at 22 Weeks to Survive
Supporting documents:
- Cover sheet, item 3 PDF 113 KB View as HTML (3/1) 8 KB
- 03.11.2014 Correspondence - Minister for Health and Social Services to the Chair, item 3 PDF 1 MB
- 18.11.2014 Correspondence - Petitioner to Committee, item 3 PDF 34 KB View as HTML (3/3) 14 KB
Minutes:
The
Committee considered correspondence on the petition for the first time and
agreed to:
- write to the Minister seeking his
views on the petitioner’s comments about the basis of her petition and, specifically,
for his views on whether medical assistance should be given to babies born
alive and breathing; and
- request a research brief comparing how
the issues are dealt with in Wales and the other nations of the UK.