将文化习俗和安全的睡眠环境结合起来，以保护脆弱的澳大利亚土著婴儿。

Australian nursing & midwifery journal Pub Date : 2017-04-01

Jeanine Young, Karen Watson, Leanne Craigie, Stephanie Cowan, Lauren Kearney

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与非土著婴儿相比，土著和托雷斯海峡岛民婴儿的婴儿期意外猝死率（SUDI）高出四倍（儿童与青少年委员会和儿童监护人，2014 年）。同床共枕是许多土著家庭在文化上重视的做法，但在危险情况下，同床共枕会增加婴儿死亡的风险（Venneman 等人，2012 年；Blair 等人，2014 年）。

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UNITING CULTURAL PRACTICES AND SAFE SLEEP ENVIRONMENTS FOR VULNERABLE INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIAN INFANTS.

Sudden unexpected death in infancy (SUDI) is four times higher for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander babies compared to non-indigenous babies (Commission for Children and Young People and Child Guardian 2014). Co-sleeping is a culturally valued practice used by many indigenous families however is associated with an increased risk of infant death in hazardous circumstances (Venneman et al. 2012; Blair et al. 2014).

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