Objective To study the association between discontinuing predischarge car seat tolerance
screening (CSTS) with 30-day postdischarge adverse outcomes in infants born preterm …

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends
preterm newborns undergo car seat tolerance screening (CSTS) before discharge despite …

Objective To characterize the epidemiology of Car Seat Tolerance Screening (CSTS) failure
and the association between test failure and all-cause 30-day postdischarge mortality or …

Since 1991, the American Academy of Pediatrics has recommended all infants born< 37
weeks gestation have a period of monitored observation in their car seat before discharge …

BACKGROUND: The belief that late-preterm infants have similar cardiorespiratory maturity
to term infants has led many institutions to limit car seat tolerance screens (CSTSs) to those …

Methods Hot Topics in Neonatology is a large, annual conference held in the United States
(US), attended by an international audience of neonatal healthcare providers. Attendees …

BACKGROUND: Despite widespread implementation, limited data exists relating morbidity
or adverse outcomes to Car Seat Tolerance Screen (CSTS) result in preterm and low birth …

Objective A predischarge car seat tolerance screen (CSTS) is currently recommended for all
infants born prematurely in the United States to monitor for adverse cardiorespiratory events …

Objectives To assess whether adherence to institutional car seat tolerance screening
(CSTS) guidelines differed for infants born preterm (PTM), term low birth weight (T-LBW), or …

OBJECTIVES: To describe temporal trends in car seat tolerance screening (CSTS) failure
within a large hospital system (2014–2018). METHODS: We conducted a retrospective …