About neonatal care - acknowledgements and references

Acknowledgements

Parents:

Catia Martins

Katherine Bailey

Sophie Amey

Thomas Padden

Louise Bryant

T’Lise Gibbs-Ward

Charlotte Howell

Ashleigh Fallows

Gemma Lovegrove

Molly Fieldhouse

Dolly Emerson-Smith

Hannah Salton

Healthcare professionals:

Alan Fenton

Tim van Hasselt

Emily Prior

Fauzia Paize

Sara Clarke

Cheryl Curson

Anna Francis

Katy Parnell

Charlotte Xanthidis

Lorraine Cairns

Emily Hills

Gillian Bowker

Claire Campbell

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