Neurodevelopmental follow-up for high-risk neonates: current practice in Great Britain

Neurodevelopmental follow-up of high-risk infants is recognised as an important component of neonatal care1 2 to coordinate the provision of services in the community and audit neonatal practice. However, there is no agreed or standardised way to undertake this surveillance and intervention programme leading to significant variation. The Outcomes Group of the Thames Regional Perinatal Group sought to scope current practice, and challenges, in Great Britain with a web-based survey questionnaire. 110/179 (61.5%) responses from all levels …