The association between maternal country of birth and neonatal intensive care unit outcomes

Uppal, PreenaHolland, Andrew J. A.Bajuk, BarbaraMohamed, Abdel-LatifJaffe, AdamHilder, LisaLui, KeiOei, Ju Lee2015-12-130378-3782http://hdl.handle.net/1885/73248Background: Immigration is increasingly common worldwide and its impact on neonatal intensive care unit outcomes is uncertain. Aims: To determine the outcomes of children of immigrant mothers admitted to NICUs in New South Wales (NSW), Australia, betweenKeywords: steroid; adult; antepartum hemorrhage; article; Australia; congenital disorder; female; fetus distress; human; immigrant; immigrant mother; infant; intrauterine growth retardation; major clinical study; male; newborn intensive care; pregnancy diabetes mel Ethnicity; Maternal country of birth; Neonatal intensive care; Outcomes; Record linkage; RehospitalizationThe association between maternal country of birth and neonatal intensive care unit outcomes201310.1016/j.earlhumdev.2013.03.0032016-02-24