There is evidence from a poor quality single study of an association between this protective factor and the outcome of interest. Interventions Advice on safe sleeping NICE has issued guidance on routine post natal care of women and their babies. The guidance includes recommendations specific to the prevention of SIDS. This guideline aims to identify the NICE National Institute for Clinical Excellence. 2006. essential core (routine) care that GUIDANCE Routine postnatal care of every woman and her baby should women and their babies. receive in the first 6–8 weeks after CG37. London: NICE. Routine Access birth, based on the best evidence post natal available. This guideline is of National Institute for care of Health and Care relevance to those who work in or women Excellence. 2014. use the National Health Service Addendum to Clinical and their (NHS) in England and Wales. The guideline 37, Postnatal babies Care. Routine postnatal guideline is relevant to prevention of care of women and their SUID, providing specific babies. Draft for recommendations for prevention as consultation. NICE CG Addendum 37.1. well as guidance on establishing Manchester: NICE. breast feeding. Access In 2013 new information on the association between co-sleeping and sudden infant death syndrome was published. In view of this NICE Addendum received a referral from the to Clinical Department of Health requesting guideline that a surveillance review be carried 37. out in this area. An exceptional Routine surveillance review took place in 2013 and concluded that the section postnatal of Postnatal care: routine postnatal care of care of women and their babies women (NICE clinical guideline 37) on and their reducing the risk of SIDS should be babies. updated. New recommendations on co-sleeping are made in this addendum. They are currently a draft for consultation but have been included in this document.
There is evidence from a poor quality single study of an association between this protective factor and the outcome of interest. Interventions Advice on safe sleeping NICE has issued guidance on routine post natal care of women and their babies. The guidance includes recommendations specific to the prevention of SIDS. NICE GUIDANCE Routine post natal care of women and their babies Addendum to Clinical guideline 37. Routine postnatal care of women and their babies. This guideline aims to identify the essential core (routine) care that every woman and her baby should receive in the first 6–8 weeks after birth, based on the best evidence available. This guideline is of relevance to those who work in or use the National Health Service (NHS) in England and Wales. The guideline is relevant to prevention of SUID, providing specific recommendations for prevention as well as guidance on establishing breast feeding. In 2013 new information on the association between co-sleeping and sudden infant death syndrome was published. In view of this NICE received a referral from the Department of Health requesting that a surveillance review be carried out in this area. An exceptional surveillance review took place in 2013 and concluded that the section of Postnatal care: routine postnatal care of women and their babies (NICE clinical guideline 37) on reducing the risk of SIDS should be updated. New recommendations on co-sleeping are made in this addendum. They are currently a draft for consultation but have been included in this document. National Institute for Clinical Excellence. 2006. Routine postnatal care of women and their babies. CG37. London: NICE. Access National Institute for Health and Care Excellence. 2014. Addendum to Clinical guideline 37, Postnatal Care. Routine postnatal care of women and their babies. Draft for consultation. NICE CG Addendum 37.1. Manchester: NICE. Access
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