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A newborn transfer from Enmore Regional Hospital is being twisted into a political scandal over alleged neonatal ventilator shortages — but the facts show the hospital had ventilators, just busy with other critically ill babies. The infant was stabilized, safely transferred to another facility, and is now doing well — proof the referral system works as designed. Modern healthcare depends on networks, not isolated miracles. While accountability matters, blaming doctors and nurses for a well-executed transfer is damaging and misleading. Enmore’s record since opening last July? Over 33,000 outpatient visits, 25,000 ER visits, 4,000 admissions, hundreds of surgeries, and tens of thousands of tests — real care, delivered. This isn’t systemic collapse — it’s progress under pressure. Let’s debate with facts, not manufactured outrage.

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