Expressing support for the goals of a "NICU Baby's Bill of Rights".

Bill 119 H.Res. 236, also known as the "NICU Baby's Bill of Rights," is a piece of legislation that aims to express support for the goals outlined in a document called the NICU Baby's Bill of Rights. This document outlines a set of rights and protections for babies who are in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) across the United States.

The NICU Baby's Bill of Rights includes provisions such as the right to receive compassionate and respectful care, the right to have parents involved in all aspects of their care, and the right to access appropriate medical treatment and support services. The goal of this legislation is to ensure that all babies in NICUs receive the highest quality of care and support during their time in the hospital.

The bill emphasizes the importance of family-centered care and the critical role that parents play in the care and well-being of their babies. It also highlights the need for healthcare providers to communicate effectively with parents and involve them in decision-making processes regarding their baby's care. Overall, Bill 119 H.Res. 236 seeks to raise awareness about the unique needs of babies in NICUs and to promote policies and practices that prioritize the well-being and rights of these vulnerable infants. By expressing support for the goals of the NICU Baby's Bill of Rights, lawmakers hope to improve the quality of care provided to NICU babies and their families across the country.