We are delighted to have awarded Bliss Baby Charter accreditation to the following units. All units have embedded a high quality approach to family-centred care following the Bliss Baby Charter principles.
Southampton’s Princess Anne Hospital
The neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) at Southampton’s Princess Anne Hospital today became the first in the UK to gain official Bliss Baby Charter accreditation for its family-centred care for premature and sick babies.
Portsmouth’s Queen Alexandra Hospital
The neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) at Portsmouth’s Queen Alexandra Hospital became only the second unit in the UK to gain accreditation for its family-centred care under the Bliss Baby Charter.
Read Portsmouth's final report
Frimley Park Hospital
Frimley Park Hospital became the third unit to gain accreditation for it's family-centred care under the Bliss Baby Charter.
Read Frimley Park Hospital's final report
Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital
The fourth neonatal unit to receive Bliss Baby Charter accreditation is the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital. This unit work extremely hard to remove any barriers between parents and their baby including introducing camp beds so that parents can sleep by their baby.
Read Royal Devon and Exeter's final report
Tunbridge Wells Hospital
Tunbridge Wells Hospital became the fifth neonatal unit in the UK to gain the Bliss Baby Charter accreditation. Their family-centred care features excellent support for parents and siblings including accommodation for parents to stay on site with their baby.
Read Tunbridge Wells Hospital's final report
Bliss Baby Charter benefits
Watch a video of staff and parents at Frimley Park talking about the changes the Bliss Baby Charter has made to the neonatal unit below.