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A qualitative study in parental perceptions and understanding of SIDS-reduction guidance in a UK bi-cultural urban community

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Differences in both Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) rates and infant care practices between white British and South Asians in UK are well known, but research has not yet examined how these two groups understand and implement SIDS-reduction guidance. | A qualitative study in parental perceptions and understanding of SIDS-reduction guidance in a UK bi-cultural urban community

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