COLLABORATION AND CULTURAL SAFETY: SAFE SLEEP SPACE ALTERNATIVES WITH ABORIGINAL FAMILIES.

Julian Grant, Janiene Deverix, Casey Nottage, Nina Sivertsen, Nicola Spurrier, Alice Steeb, Deanna Stuart-Butler

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PMID: 29272093

Despite a marked reduction in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander infant deaths from 1998 to 2012 (AIHW 2015) Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander infants remain over-represented in sudden and unexpected infant death rates.

Australia

Cultural Competency

Health Education

Health Services, Indigenous

Humans

Infant

Program Development

Sleep

Sudden Infant Death

Journal Article

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Baby-box schemes in England: parent and practitioner experiences, and recommendations.

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