Neo-Perinatal Health Care Delivery: Epidemiology/Health Services Research 2

Neo-Perinatal Health Care Delivery: Epidemiology/Health Services Research 2

351 - A Perinatal Periods of Risk Analysis to Examine Excess Feto-Infant Mortality in Georgia’s Six Perinatal Regions, 2018-2022

352 - Acculturation in Pregnant Immigrants and Differences in Stress and Resilience by Nativity

353 - Evaluating the Incidence of HIE in a Contemporary Cohort: Trends in Diagnosis And Disease Severity

354 - Financial and Productivity Implications of the Transition to In-House Attendings in an Academic NICU

355 - Increasing availability of servo-controlled active therapeutic hypothermia in non-NICUs for neonatal hypoxic ischaemic encephalopathy in the UK

356 - Intensive Care of Infants Born at 22-24 Weeks Gestation who Die During Initial Hospitalization in the US, 2008-2022

357 - Maternal exposure to environmental greenness, air pollution and temperature and neonatal outcomes of preterms

358 - Nationwide cost-effectiveness analysis of human-derived milk fortifier using a microsimulation model of a US birth cohort.

359 - Neonatal Bed Availability Before and After Private Equity Acquisition in the United States

360 - REALIZe disparities in regional neonatal technology dependence: a systematic, comprehensive assessment of recent trends

361 - Rural and Urban Health Disparities in Preterm Children Aged 5-17 in British Columbia, Canada

362 - Spatial distribution of latent classes of neonatal deaths in very low birth weight infants: a population-based study

363 - The effect of father’s involvement on African-American & non-Latina White women’s risk of preterm birth: a population-based study of subsequent births to women whose prior births had involved fathers

364 - Timing of Surfactant Treatment in Very Preterm Outborn Infants – a Population Outcome Evaluation in Neonatal Intensive Care and Retrieval Services in 2017 to 2022

365 - Variations and trends in oxygen saturation targeting and retinopathy management in preterm neonates <29 weeks gestation during last decade: An international survey