Alfred Brann¹, Brian McCarthy¹, Bill Sexson¹, Ravi Patel^1,2, Ami Poor^1,2, Patrick O’Neal¹

¹Global Collaborating Center in Reproductive Health Emory University (Atlanta, United States).

² Midtown hospital Emory University (Atlanta, United States ).

(Doyle KJ, Bradshaw WT. Sixty Golden Minutes. Neonatal Network. 2012 Sep-Oct; 31(5):289-94. (Nursing Journal Club Article at EUHM, Feb 2013)

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