Transcutaneous measurement of jaundice in the newborn: An evaluation of clinical accuracy in preterm infants

This study will determine a safe range of transcutaneous bilirubinometers (TcB) readings to screen preterm infants for jaundice. The project aims to minimise the number of painful procedures in the premature newborn and develop evidence-based practice guidelines for the effective screening and assessment of hyperbilirubinaemia in preterm infants.

Research team:

Sandie Bredemeyer, Jan Polverino, Phil Beeby & Sandra West

Research assistant:

Anne Cuneen

Funded by:

University of Sydney Research and Development Grant

Faculty contact:

Dr Sandie Bredemeyer

+61 2 9351 0505


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