Clinicians & Providers

• Eliminating CLABSI, A National Patient Safety Imperative: Neonatal CLABSI Prevention
• The Initial Maternal Cost of Providing 100 mL of Human Milk for Very Low Birth Weight Infants in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

Hospital & Health System Resources

• Eliminating CLABSI, A National Patient Safety Imperative: Neonatal CLABSI Prevention

Full Research Reports

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Eliminating CLABSI, A National Patient Safety Imperative: Neonatal CLABSI Prevention

Other Research & Data

• Social Security Administration

Other News & Events

• Both laparoscopic and open surgical techniques found effective for moving undescended testicles to normal position
• Care process model to treat feverish infants with possible serious bacterial infections improves outcomes, lowers costs
• Costs of congenital heart operations vary among hospitals
• Factors linked to racial or ethnic disparities in U.S. fetal death rates differ among groups
• Giving birth to a small gestational age infant increases likelihood of later maternal ischemic heart disease
• Human rhinovirus linked to bronchiolitis and upper respiratory infections among healthy term infants
• Intensive care units for newborns in nine States see sharp drop in bloodstream infections
• Many black parents believe soft bedding will keep their infants safe from sudden infant death syndrome
• Mother-infant interactions associated with use of health services
• New technical brief covers surgeries for seven fetal conditions
• No single strategy is uniformly successful in reducing cesarean section
• Progestogens effective for preventing preterm births in single pregnancies
• Review examines Hepatitis C screening effects in adults
• Use of standardized feeding evaluation following surgery for congenital heart defect improves growth in affected newborns