Today
I’m honored to share that the Health and Global Policy Institute (HGPI) has published a case study about my work and lived experience in neonatal care and antimicrobial resistance (AMR).
This article highlights why I founded Prematurföreningen Mirakel, how my personal journey shaped my advocacy, and why integrating AMR awareness into neonatal and maternal care is essential for protecting the most vulnerable patients.
I’m grateful that HGPI is giving space to the voices of families affected by resistant infections. When lived experience is included in policy discussions, we move closer to safer care, stronger prevention, and a more transparent healthcare culture.
If you’re interested in AMR, neonatal care, or patient‑driven policy work, I welcome you to read the case study.
Pernilla Rönnholm
Founder
pernilla.ronnholm@prematurmirakel.se
