Parental detection of neonatal jaundice using a low-cost colour card: a multicentre prospective study

• Main Authors: Yong Zhang (Author), Qi Jiang (Author), Yuan Yuan (Author), Yi Zhao (Author), Na Chen (Author), Yawen Li (Author), Hui Peng (Author), Junping Liu (Author), Yanli Li (Author), Jing Wei (Author), Fu Xiong (Author), Huimin Zhang (Author), Yanhong Liu (Author), Guochang Xue (Author), Huali Zhang (Author), Xuexing Ding (Author), Changlin Wang (Author), Huili Yan (Author), Mingxing Ren (Author), Chaoying Ma (Author), Hanming Lu (Author), Ruifeng Meng (Author), Lingjun Xie (Author), Xiufang Cheng (Author), Jiaojiao Wang (Author), Xiaohong Xin (Author), Ruifen Wang (Author), Guijuan Liang (Author), Yuanzheng Li (Author), Jianing Kang (Author), Yinying Zhang (Author), Yinglin Su (Author), Shengjie Duan (Author), Qingsheng Liu (Author)
• Format: Book
• Published: BMJ Publishing Group, 2023-12-01T00:00:00Z.
• Subjects: article
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Background Since most infants are usually discharged before age 48-72 hours, peak bilirubin levels will almost always occur after discharge. Parents may be the first to observe the onset of jaundice after discharge, but visual assessment is unreliable. The jaundice colour card (JCard) is a low-cost...