Care of Next Infant
Room c1
Academic Unit of Child Health
Stephenson Wing
Sheffield Children's Hospital
Western Bank
Sheffield
S10 2TH
Tel (FSID Helpline): 020 7233 2090
Tel (Office): 0114 276 6452
Web: www.fsid.org.uk/coni-professionals.html
Care of the Next Infant (CONI) is facilitated by the Foundation for the Study of Infant Deaths (FSID).
The CONI programme exists to help NHS community health and hospital services provide integrated care for families with any infants born following a cot death and for other groups of vulnerable babies or anxious parents. The clinical care of the baby and the family remain the responsibility of local services, while FSID fund central services making training, information packs and advice available as well as conducting national audit.
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