The baby, Sofia Wlodarczyk, was pronounced dead at the Rotunda Hospital in Dublin on March 23, 2019 – less than 24 hours after her birth at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Drogheda.
“The family’s position is that minutes count and seconds count,” said Mr Murray. The inquest heard that baby Sofia was “pale and made no effort to breathe” at the time of her delivery at 2.22pm by vacuum-assisted birth. Coroner, Clare Keane, was told the emergency team minus the consultant arrived a minute later. Another call for paediatric consultant, Emma Gordon, was made at 2.25pm and she arrived at 2.27pm. Another emergency call was made for further assistance with the resuscitation of the baby at 2.30pm.
Source: Healthcare Press (healthcarepress.net)
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