PubMed · 8480967
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R M Glickman, J C Bennett, J P Nolan, J D Stobo, A H Rubenstein, M A Mufson, J Terwilliger. 1993-06-01. United we stand.. https://doi.org/10.7326/0003-4819-118-11-199306010-00014
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Sudden infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) is recognized to be one of the main causes of postneonatal mortality. The WHO Regional Office for Europe was carrying out in 1999 a study at maternity level in SIDS. The study instrument for conducting this survey was a simple questionnaire, and the basis was the fact, that the SIDS has been strongly associated with prone infant sleeping position. The sleep practices are often established as a result of initial advice given to mothers by a nurse or doctors in the maternity hospital. 84 Hungarian maternity unit and hospital participated in this study. The Hungarian results are presented in this paper.
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