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cord-325785-87wh5cct	Naylor, Lindsay	Troubling care in the neonatal intensive care unit	2020-06-15		.txt	text/plain	11589	567	66	Through an examination of the practice of kangaroo care (skin-to-skin holding), human milk production and feeding, as well as, practices related to contact/touch, we offer a portrait of the performance of the community of care in the space of the NICU. In this paper we re-read the NICU to consider the multiple acts/ practices of care that take place and argue that these acts of care are both a joint accomplishment of the community that comes together in the NICU and are part of a space where power over knowledge, training, and participation in care work unfolds in messy and uneven ways. As parents participate in the medical care, such as providing support for the nursing staff who are doing "cares" and through kangaroo care and the provision (when possible) of human milk, another site of care is found in making the NICU a care-full space.	./cache/cord-325785-87wh5cct.txt	./txt/cord-325785-87wh5cct.txt