Service: Neonatal
Neonatal Unit Parent Information
Welcome to the Neonatal Unit Our Philosophy: “Partners in care, sharing your journey through the Neonatal Unit, helping you and your family along the way by delivering safe and compassionate […]
Tube feeding your baby
This information has been written for parents and carers who have a baby being fed by nasogastric tube as part of their treatment on the Neonatal Unit. Our aim is […]
Infection screening for newborn babies
Congratulations on the birth of your baby You have been given this leaflet because there is concern that your baby is at risk of developing or is showing early signs […]
Donor Breast Milk
Information for parents on the Neonatal Unit This information is based on ‘Guidelines for the establishment and operation of human milk banks in the UK’ UKAMB (United Kingdom Association for […]
Home oxygen care plan
Weaning Home Oxygen Plan Once your baby is home, your community nurse will arrange a sleep study. This usually happens within 2 weeks post discharge. You will be asked to […]
Obstetric Brachial Plexus Injury
What is it? The brachial plexus is a network of 5 nerves coming from the neck into the arm. These nerves provide movement and feeling to the arm and hand. […]
Crying and feeding issues
Please follow this link to information provided by the Children and Young People’s Urgent Care Advisory Group: Crying-and-feeding-issues The Children and Young People Urgent Care Advisory Group is made up […]
Newborn hip screening
All babies should have a Neonatal and Infant Physical Examination (NIPE) within 72 hours of birth. This is part of a national screening programme supported by Public Health England. The […]
Neonatal Outreach Team
The Neonatal Outreach Team is a team of neonatal nurses who provide nursing care and support for babies and their families after discharge home from the Neonatal Unit. Why might […]