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Tag Archives: family support
Parent simulation education – early implementation on the NICU
Introducing practices and facilities that encourage and support families to actively care for their infants while on a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) is essential in providing effective family-integrated care. In this article we describe the design, implementation and evaluation … Continue reading
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Bliss research shows parents of full-term babies need better support
Parents of sick full-term babies, who require neonatal care, need better support and often feel out of place on neonatal units, according to new research by Bliss. For more details click here
Full term focus: Bliss’ campaign to highlight #HiddenNeonatalJourney
At the end of 2020, Bliss surveyed over 500 parents of full term babies about their experience of neonatal care. Two points were clear from the answers we received: every neonatal journey is different, and parents of full term babies … Continue reading
Walk with Me: A Bridge Program for Assisting Families Expecting Babies with Fetal Anomalies and/or a Terminal Diagnosis
When an expectant mother hears the news that her infant has a fetal anomaly, she may feel unsure of the future. A RN recognized the needs of women (and their families) expecting infants with critical fetal diagnoses and reached out … Continue reading
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Improving Staff Knowledge and Attitudes Toward Providing Psychosocial Support to NICU Parents Through an Online Education Course
Provider–parent communication is a critical determinant of how neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) parents cope, yet staff feel inadequately trained in communication techniques; many parents are not satisfied with the support they receive from hospital providers. This study evaluated whether … Continue reading
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Tagged Communication, family support, online training, staff knowledge
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