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our story our daughter our news our story our daughter our news should any nhs doctor answer their mobile phone for a chat during a life-saving procedure? why have st georges refused to confirm who was the phonecall from? it has taken them over 9 months to admit the consultant nigel kennea did take that call. if you had been informed your child was dying would you leave them alone for a single second? why did the consultants take 7 weeks to inform us she had pseudomonas aeruginosa - a lethal infection? why did our daughter contract 4 infections? why did she suffer oxygen starvation? we were naive to expect an apology - which is all we wanted ‘we watched in horror as our daughter’s life ebbed away’: parents’ fury as doctor breaks off from trying to save dying baby… to answer his mobile. dr nigel kennea had been trying to resuscitate 33-day-old isabellina baby arrived 13 weeks prematurely at east surrey hospital weighing 2lb 2oz she was transferred to neonatal unit at st george’s in south london isabellina had heart condition and later suffered multiple organ failure mother, joanna brewerton: ‘we were standing there in horror as our daughter’s life ebbed away’ by sam greenhill published in the daily mail on the 9th august 2014. daily mail download facebook 1 twitter pinterest 0 email our news bexhill observer our story has been published in the bexhill-on-sea observer today... daily mail our story has been published in the daily mail today, you can read it at the mail online or down... fighter: joanna brewerton cuddles her baby daughter isabellina at eight days old. the parents of a dying baby girl watched in anguish as a doctor broke off from trying to resuscitate her to answer his phone. as 33-day-old isabellina fought for life, consultant dr nigel kennea took the call about another patient and left the baby in the care of a nurse. isabellina, who was born prematurely and had developed severe complications, died a few minutes later. yesterday her grief-stricken parents described their shock at seeing the neonatologist answer his phone during the desperate battle to save their baby. mother joanna brewerton, a marketing executive, said: ‘we were standing there watching in panic and horror as our daughter’s life ebbed away. it is a moment so awful it is hard to describe. ‘then his phone went. it wasn’t ringing, it was vibrating. it was buzzing in his pocket for quite a long time and then he pulled it out and was looking at it while it was still buzzing. he turned to the nurse and said, “oh, i’ve got to take this”. ‘and he did. he put down the “tom thumb” [a device used to help resuscitate babies]. he was the only doctor in the room and he turned his back. he walked to the back of the room.’ dr kennea has apologised to the couple for being insensitive, and the hospital said the phone call he took was ‘vital’ to save the life of another baby under his care. isabellina arrived 13 weeks prematurely at east surrey hospital on september 28 last year. weighing just 2lb 2oz, she was transferred to the neonatal unit at st george’s hospital in south london. miss brewerton and her partner, accountant kevin bennett, both 43 and from bexhill-on-sea, east sussex, kept a cot-side vigil. but their baby, whose heart was no bigger than a five pence piece, developed a condition called necrotising enterocolitis and suddenly deteriorated on october 30. medical staff tried to save her for more than an hour, before dr kennea’s phone rang. isabellina died soon afterwards, having suffered multiple organ failure. ‘insensitive’: hospital consultant dr nigel kennea family: joanna and kevin with isabellina, isadora and isaias. later the couple, who have two other children, isaias, five, and two-year-old isadora, held a meeting with a panel of doctors including dr kennea. miss brewerton said: ‘he initially did not remember taking the phone call. he went white as soon as i accused him of it. ‘he swiped through the calls on his phone and said, “oh, i did take a call”. i just lost it. i kept saying the same thing, “who was more important than my daughter’s life?” and “why could you not have handed that phone to another member of staff?” ‘i badgered him. he apologised and then he couldn’t stop apologising and he was still apologising as we left the room.’ the hospital carried out an investigation and concluded that the taking of the phone call ‘would not have made any difference’ to isabellina’s death. dr andy rhodes, who chaired the inquiry, said: ‘dr kennea was coordinating the care of many sick patients that night and thus having clear lines of communication were of the utmost priority. ‘by the time dr kennea took the phone call, the severity of her condition was so poor that isabellina was not going to survive. dr kennea was not alone in the room that night and handed over the ongoing resuscitation to other appropriately skilled and competent members of staff.’ in a letter to isabellina’s family, hospital chief executive miles scott wrote: ‘the panel considered this carefully and concluded it had no bearing on her death. however they fully recognise it appeared insensitive and gave the wrong impression … an impression that upset you both greatly, and for which dr kennea has offered his sincere apologies.’ st. george's hospital, tooting, london. cambridge-educated dr kennea is a renowned neonatal specialist whose research has won him awards. in a statement to the mail, mr scott added: ‘dr kennea and his team did all they could for isabellina. we repeat our sympathies to her family and are continuing our dialogue.’ a st george’s healthcare nhs trust spokesman said: ‘staff are permitted to take urgent patient related calls whilst treating other patients. ‘in the case of baby i [isabellina], one of the medical team treating her took such a call from another doctor about the urgent care of another sick baby. it was brief and, as an independent expert review has concluded, taking the call had no bearing on the outcome.’ bexhill parents’s concerns over the treatment of their late baby daughter: doctor stopped life-saving procedure to answer call. by bexhill reporter published in the bexhill observer on the 22nd august 2014. observer download facebook 1 twitter pinterest 0 email the bexhill parents of a dying baby girl were stunned as a doctor broke off from trying to save her life to answer his mobile phone. mum joanna brewerton and partner kevin bennett, of haslam crescent, claim consultant dr nigel kennea, of st george’s hospital, took a call and left 33 day old isabellina in the care of a nurse. their baby daughter, who was born prematurely at 25 weeks and four days and had developed server complications, died a few minutes later. the nhs trust which runs the hospital has said an independent review has found their daughters care had not “failed” but the parents are unhappy with the treatment she received. dr kennea was using the ‘tom thumb’ oxygen mask, a device to resuscitate babies, when the couple realised there was a vibrating buzzing sound; he patted his back pocket, took his mobile out, and walked off. joanna said: “our daughter is dying.” “her heart is slowing right down. and he put the equipment down, turned to the sister and said – oh, i’ve got to take this and walks away. kevin and i stood there in shock. he was the most capable person in that room, and we saw him walk off.” dr kennea has since apologised, and the hospital has stressed the phone call he took was “urgent” to save the life of another baby and had no bearing on the outcome. isabellina arrived 13 weeks prematurely at east surrey hospital on september 28 and was transferred to the neonatal unit at st goerge’s hospital in south london. joanna 43, had been experiencing problems but went off to lunch with a friend in horsham, ending up in full-blown labour in the back of an ambulance. isabellina weighed just 970 grams. joanna has paid tribute to the care and dedication shown by staff at st george’s 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