factors, and the has a sound contribution of theoretical basis advice to avoid or that work in overheating/ this area is likely overwrapping to to have an the observed impact but this reduction in SIDS has not been is unclear. The demonstrated in authors found no trials (this would clinically apply to important results interventions for from RCTs which RCTs comparing advice would be to avoid particularly overheating or difficult or overwrapping unethical) with no advice. Intervention: There are also National observational campaigns data suggesting giving advice to an association breastfeed between SIDS and soft sleeping Outcome: surfaces, and Reduction in the room sharing incidence of (with bed SIDS sharing). One systematic Evidence review (27 statement studies; 17 case Grade E: There control and 10 is good evidence prospective to suggest that cohort studies) this intervention suggests an has a sound association theoretical basis between bed or that work in sharing this area is likely (particularly with to have an mothers who impact but this smoke) and has not been SIDS. The demonstrated in authors found no trials (this would systematic apply to review, RCTs, or interventions for observational which RCTs
factors, and the contribution of advice to avoid overheating/ overwrapping to the observed reduction in SIDS is unclear. The authors found no clinically important results from RCTs comparing advice to avoid overheating or overwrapping with no advice. There are also observational data suggesting an association between SIDS and soft sleeping surfaces, and room sharing (with bed sharing). One systematic review (27 studies; 17 case control and 10 prospective cohort studies) suggests an association between bed sharing (particularly with mothers who smoke) and SIDS. The authors found no systematic review, RCTs, or observational has a sound theoretical basis or that work in this area is likely to have an impact but this has not been demonstrated in trials (this would apply to interventions for which RCTs would be particularly difficult or unethical) Intervention: National campaigns giving advice to breastfeed Outcome: Reduction in the incidence of SIDS Evidence statement Grade E: There is good evidence to suggest that this intervention has a sound theoretical basis or that work in this area is likely to have an impact but this has not been demonstrated in trials (this would apply to interventions for which RCTs