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Infant Mortality Review Committee moves into executive session to discuss confidential infant deaths
Summary
The Connecticut Infant Mortality Review Committee met Jan. 14, approved December minutes, invited public comment (none recorded), and unanimously moved into executive session to discuss confidential infant deaths requiring privacy.
Shana LaFlamme, nurse consultant for the Infant Mortality Review Program at the Department of Public Health and co-chair, opened the Jan. 14 Infant Mortality Review Committee meeting, called the roll and asked for edits to the minutes from the committee's Dec. 3 meeting. With no edits offered, a motion to approve the minutes was made and seconded; no objections were recorded on the transcript.
LaFlamme invited public comment and said the committee would not enter into dialogue with commenters. After briefly pausing for any speakers, she announced that the…
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