Factors associated with infant feeding of human milk at discharge from neonatal intensive care: Cross-sectional analysis of nurse survey and infant outcomes data
Sunny G. Hallowell(Lake County), Eileen T. Lake(University of Pennsylvania), Jeannette Rogowski(Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey), Alexandra L. Hanlon(Virginia Tech), Diane L. Spatz(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), M.J. Kenny(Vermont Department of Health)
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