Supporting sick and premature babies at St George’s
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Supporting sick and premature babies at St George’s Hospital
The Neonatal Unit (NNU) at St George’s Hospital cares for over 500 new-born babies each year (up to 35 at any one time) in the intensive, high dependency and special care nurseries at the hospital, which is based in Tooting, South West London.
Many of the babies we care for have simply been born prematurely. Some mothers have only just reached 24 weeks of pregnancy (40 weeks is generally considered normal). However, with the right care, these babies can grown up to be healthy, happy children.
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The Neonatal Unit (NNU) at St George’s Hospital cares for over 500 new-born babies each year (up to 30 at any one time) in the intensive, high dependency and special care nurseries at the hospital, which is based in Tooting, South West London.
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St George's Neonatal Unit (NNU) has received more than £60,000 to set up simulation equipment and training for its staff. The donation will fund a live simulation set up with ‘dummy’ NNU equipment and patient, and pay for a specialist nurse to train doctors, nurses and other staff
