Decreased Fetal Movement Presentations Linked to Higher Intervention Rates in Cohort Study
A retrospective cohort study found that nearly a third of eligible singleton pregnancies presented with decreased fetal movements, which was ...
A retrospective cohort study found that nearly a third of eligible singleton pregnancies presented with decreased fetal movements, which was ...
A systematic review synthesizes 32 evidence items into 11 domains to guide lactation support for mothers of preterm infants experiencing ...
A qualitative study in Queensland, Australia, finds that parents of preterm infants experience a mix of relief and anxiety when ...
A new concept analysis in BMC Nursing defines neonatal stress as a multidimensional response to demands that challenge physiological and ...
A cross-sectional study in Morogoro, Tanzania, found that while only 12.1 percent of surveyed postpartum women were aware of donor ...
A retrospective analysis of twenty Japanese judicial decisions shows courts distinguished general risk from case-specific foreseeability in unexpected neonatal collapse ...
A quasi-experimental study in rural Tanzania found that midwives and other providers who received peer-to-peer simulation practice and quarterly mentorship ...
A 2022 London workshop convened by the Human Milk Foundation found UK human milk banks are stretched, understaffed and outside ...
A large study demonstrates that the cutaneous application of pure hypochlorous acid solution significantly reduces MRSA colonization in neonates while ...
A quality improvement study at a rural Kenyan hospital raised kangaroo mother care initiation within 24 hours of birth from ...
A comparative study of 120 newborns linked a multidisciplinary quality improvement program with a lower PICC-associated bloodstream infection rate, while ...
A qualitative study of 20 parents at one Nigerian tertiary facility found preferences for practical, respectful, individualized communication involving both ...
A single-center randomized trial associated foot reflexology and kangaroo mother care with lower 72-hour bilirubin levels than phototherapy alone in ...
Researchers argue that health systems normalize avoidable risks that must be assessed and stabilized before new interventions can succeed.
A prospective study of 421 term newborns in three Ugandan tertiary hospitals found that 52.7 percent of infants with birth ...
A qualitative study of 16 hospitals in Kenya, Malawi, Nigeria and Tanzania identifies 114 mostly low-cost strategies, from peer mentorship ...
In a groundbreaking advancement for neonatal care, a team of researchers has unveiled a transformative quality improvement initiative designed to ...
In a groundbreaking review published in Pediatric Research, scientists have unveiled the critical role of large animal research in revolutionizing ...
A recent study published in Biol Sex Differ has unveiled critical insights into the blood metabolome of extremely preterm infants, ...
In the delicate realm of neonatal intensive care, the use of umbilical arterial catheters (UACs) has become a cornerstone for ...
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