A hospital in Norfolk is to review its procedures after a baby was assessed for more than an hour in its car park.Source; BBC
Nine-month-old Amy Cawley was taken to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King's Lynn when she fell ill.
Staff believed Amy might have been suffering from swine flu so was checked in her parents' car for 70 minutes, but in fact she had a viral infection.
Amy's father, Ashley Cawley, said he was going to make a formal complaint to the hospital. "We didn't know what was going on, everything came as such a shock," he said, "For anybody to be left in a car at any time of the year is questionable."
Hospital spokesman Noel Scanlon said examining a child in the car park on a winter's night was "not ideal practise." He said: "We will be looking very carefully at our procedures as a consequence of this child's experience."
The hospital said it would give the Cawleys a copy of their investigation.
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This is just the scale of fear that this mad NHS will go to scaring the population into getting there message out there . to these ludicrous lenghts to exploit that poor baby . these weridos should be locked away for giving out FAKECARE - they were there for seventy mintues WHY, to see if they could do the deed to get out there yummy vaccine that is going to save the world the oppisite is true WEALTH SERVICE NO HEALTH SERVICE hoping your little baby is much better now .
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