新奇事件簿 英國(guó)醫(yī)院出臺(tái)新生嬰兒新規(guī)

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A hospital in Britain has banned visitors from cooing over newborn babies and asking mothers questions. The Calderdale Royal Hospital in the town of Halifax said its decision was to protect the human rights of newborn babies and to reduce the risk of infection. Debbie Lawson, the hospital’s spokeswoman, told reporters. Cooing should be a thing of the past. These are little people with the same rights as you or me. She added: “Infection control was also a key part of the message as the unit deals with very small babies with very vulnerable immune systems.”

英國(guó)某醫(yī)院禁止探望人員對(duì)新生嬰兒輕聲言語(yǔ)，或向母親發(fā)問(wèn)。哈利法克斯Calderdale皇家醫(yī)院表示稱(chēng)，此舉旨在保護(hù)新生嬰兒人權(quán)，降低感染率。醫(yī)院發(fā)言人黛比·勞森對(duì)記者表示稱(chēng)。輕聲言語(yǔ)已是過(guò)去時(shí)。新生嬰兒與我們享有同等權(quán)力。她還補(bǔ)充道：“因新生兒免疫力低，控制感染率也是重中之重。”

Politicians and maternity experts have strongly criticized the new “safeguards”. The British government’s representative for the area, Linda Riordan, said the measures were totally crazy. She told the local Halifax Courier newspaper it was the mother’s decision to decide who could coo at her new baby. New mothers at the hospital said they were astonished that visitors could not ask questions about their babies or their own health. A British parenting charity, the National Childbirth Trust, said the move was totally unnecessary.

關(guān)于新法，政界人士和婦幼專(zhuān)家表示強(qiáng)烈反對(duì)。政府地區(qū)代表琳達(dá)·賴(lài)爾登稱(chēng)此舉極為瘋狂。她在接受當(dāng)?shù)匦侣勆?ldquo;哈利法克斯快遞”采訪(fǎng)時(shí)表示，輕聲言語(yǔ)權(quán)落在了母親身上。新生兒母親表示，探望者無(wú)權(quán)過(guò)問(wèn)新生兒有關(guān)情況，無(wú)法詢(xún)問(wèn)嬰兒健康狀況，這讓他們感到大為震驚。英國(guó)生育基金會(huì)“全國(guó)生育信托”表示稱(chēng)，此舉沒(méi)有任何必要。