Health Secretary Urges Development of Cot Cams in Neonatal Units Following Letby Inquiry

The Health Secretary has announced plans to urgently develop the installation of "cot cams" in neonatal units following recommendations from the Thirlwall inquiry. Speaking in the House of Commons, she emphasized the importance of safety and reassurance for parents.

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Lady Justice Thirlwall recommended the introduction of video baby monitors for neonatal units, a suggestion that the Health Secretary fully supports. She stated:

Health Secretary Urges Development of Cot Cams in Neonatal Units Following Letby Inquiry

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