Why Nurses Often See the Problem First — and Can’t Act

Описание: Why did the nurses see the problem first—but nothing changed?
Many parents later learn that warning signs were visible during labor, yet action was delayed. This video explains why that happens—and what families need to understand about the realities inside labor & delivery units.

In this video, Houston birth injury attorney Adam Funk explains:

Why labor & delivery nurses are the front line of patient safety

How nurses identify oxygen deprivation and fetal distress on heart rate monitors

What a nurse’s duty is when something looks wrong

Why doctors sometimes dismiss or delay responding to nursing concerns

How hospital hierarchy and fear of retaliation can silence escalation

What parents can do in the moment to advocate for their baby

How nursing notes often become the key evidence in birth injury cases

Parents are often told:

“No one could have known.”

But in many cases, someone did know—and the system failed to respond.

⚠️ Nurses often raise the alarm.
⚠️ Doctors control the decisions.
⚠️ Delays can cost a child their future.

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If you believe your baby was injured because warning signs were ignored or not escalated, help is available.

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