US EditionBridging care and research: the role of parent support groups in neonatal sepsis trials across Africa
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Bridging care and research: the role of parent support groups in neonatal sepsis trials across Africa
SNIP-AFRICA, an African-European consortium led by Penta, is undertaking vital research to explore how parent support groups can significantly improve the involvement of families in crucial neonatal sepsis trials across Africa. Neonatal sepsis remains a major health challenge in Africa, requiring innovative research and robust clinical trials to improve treatment and outcomes. However, involving newborns in such trials is complex, and success d…
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