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"The World Health Organization guideline development process reached the conclusion immediate, continuous, uninterrupted skin-to-skin contact...
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Healthy Children Project's Center for Breastfeeding provides evidence-based training for more than 4,000 healthcare and...
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Kristin Svensson, Karin Cadwell, Ann-Marie Widström, Eva Nissen, and Kajsa Brimdyr are the authors of...
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Healthy Children Project's Kajsa Brimdyr, Anna Blair, Karin Cadwell, Barbara O'Connor, and Cindy Turner-Maffei with...
Read MoreThe work of our faculty members Karin Cadwell and Kajsa Brimdyr has and continues to...
Read MoreAnother new open access article from our faculty members Karin Cadwell and Kajsa Brimdyr explores physiologic mechanisms...
Read MoreAn open access article from our faculty members Kajsa Brimdyr and Karin Cadwell, along with colleagues Jeni Stevens and Yuki Takahashi, introduces a novel algorithm to analyze the practice of skin to skin in the first hour and highlight opportunities for practice improvement. Download editable versions of the HCP-S2S-IA Algorithm and the Robson’s Criteria Form or by clicking on the images.