Amy McDaidAmy McDaid

Amy McDaid has worked as newborn intensive care nurse for over ten years, and has a postgraduate certificate in neonatal nursing from Massey University. She completed a Master of Creative Writing Degree at the University of Auckland in 2017, and won the Sir James Wallace Prize for her novel-in-progress.

There’s a better way than Ray Avery’s pods to save babies in developing countries

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Sometimes, the solution to a big problem doesn’t lie in western technology. Sometimes the solution can be simple, writes Amy McDaid More than 2.7 million newborns die each year, and low birth weight and preterm infants in developing countries contribute substantially to this figure. New Zealander Ray Avery, most recently in the news for reportedly … Read more