Independent research
Research and preprints
Five preprints by A T M Haidar Khan on neonatal care, caregiver experience, parental leave and employment protection. The repository versions listed here have not been peer reviewed.
Publications
Closing the Diagnostic Gap for Neonatal and Early-Infant Seizures Before Conventional EEG: A Research Protocol for Validating Rapid Neurophysiological Assessment
Proposes a staged validation study of rapid EEG assessment in high-risk newborns and young infants. The protocol reports no study results.
When Parental Leave Does Not Connect: A Claimant-Level Audit for Comparative Neonatal-Care Policy
Compares eligibility, protected time away from work, and income replacement for families facing neonatal hospitalization in Great Britain, France, and Illinois.
Parental Vigilance After Neonatal Intensive Care: A Narrative Case Study of Uncertainty and Responsibility
Reads one caregiver memoir to identify questions about discharge communication, observation at home, and family support.
From Testimony to Testable Questions: What a Caregiver Memoir Can Contribute to Research on the Months after Neonatal Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy
Examines how caregiver observations after neonatal discharge may help formulate questions for future research.
From Lived Experience to Research Questions
A medical humanities prospectus that identifies research questions arising from a caregiver’s account of neonatal care and the transition home.