L. Allinson

Most-cited papers

1. Parent questionnaires measuring feeding disorders in preschool children: a systematic review

   K. Sanchez, A. Spittle, L. Allinson, A. Morgan

   2015Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology70 citations

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2. Neurobehaviour between birth and 40 weeks’ gestation in infants born <30 weeks’ gestation and parental psychological wellbeing: predictors of brain development and child outcomes

   A. Spittle, Deanne K. Thompson, N. Brown, K. Treyvaud +11 more

   2014BMC Pediatrics63 citations Open access

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3. Preterm and term‐equivalent age general movements and 1‐year neurodevelopmental outcomes for infants born before 30 weeks' gestation

   J. Olsen, L. Allinson, L. Doyle, N. Brown +4 more

   2018Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology33 citations Open access

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4. Physiological stress responses in infants at 29–32 weeks’ postmenstrual age during clustered nursing cares and standardised neurobehavioural assessments

   L. Allinson, L. Denehy, L. Doyle, A. Eeles +3 more

   2017BMJ Paediatrics Open15 citations Open access

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5. General movements assessments in the neonatal intensive care unit improves targeted neuroimaging and follow‐up of infants at high‐risk for movement disorders

   M. Nelin, G. Noritz, O. Chorna, J. Williams +10 more

   20171 citations Open access

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6. Early general movements and predicting neurodevelopmental outcome at one year corrected age in very preterm infants

   N. Maitre, M. Nelin, G. Noritz, O. Chorna +12 more

   20170 citations Open access

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7. Neurobehavioural development of infants born <30 weeks' gestational age between birth and one year corrected age

   L. Allinson

   20160 citations

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