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NHS trust apologises after mother told to book appointment to give birth to dead baby

Newcastle Hospitals NHS Trust has apologised after a mother was told to book an appointment to give birth to her dead baby, saying the care provided fell below expected standards.

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Newcastle Hospitals NHS Trust has apologised after a mother was told to book an appointment to give birth to her dead baby, acknowledging that the care provided fell short of the standards expected.

The incident concerns the way the mother was instructed to arrange an appointment during an exceptionally distressing experience. The available information does not identify the mother or provide details about when the incident occurred.

In its response, Newcastle Hospitals NHS Trust said the care involved did not meet the standards it expects. The apology indicates that the trust has accepted shortcomings in the treatment or communication surrounding the case.

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No further information has been provided about the circumstances, the staff involved or any action being taken. The latest position is that the trust has acknowledged the failure and apologised to the mother.

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