Kernicterus as a 'Never-Event': a newborn safety standard?
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- DOI: 10.1007/BF02760581
Kernicterus as a 'Never-Event': a newborn safety standard?
Abstract
Kernicterus, preventable in most cases but with untreatable and tragic sequelae, is a matter of public health concern that requires implementation of safer community healthcare standards to prevent its occurrence.
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