Supreme Court: A parent's stay in a medical facility with a hospitalized child has its limits

According to the Supreme Court, it is necessary to always take into account whether the presence of a parent does not interfere with the provision of care and does not endanger other patients. If the hospital does not have suitable conditions or the oversleeping would interfere with the provision of care, the parent is not obliged to allow the stay. In this case, the protection of the health of the child and other newborns outweighed the mother's right to family life represented by the parent's stay in a medical facility together with the hospitalized minor child. Thus, the decision shows that the presence of a parent with a hospitalized child has its limits and always depends on the circumstances of a particular case.