Vol. 16 No. 1 (2023): Developmental Observer

Developmental Observer
Vol 16, No 1, 2023

Kaye Spence

Editorial

Kaye Spence

Our true story of love, science, and a transformative promise

Yamile Jackson

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Narrative Medicine and NIDCAP: What Can We Learn From Each Other?

Frédérique Berne Audeoud

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Quality of Sleep in a Level 3 NICU

Roman Chabba, Juzer Tyebkhan

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Parents’ Involvement Template: A Tool to Standardize Caregivers’ Approach to Parents In NICU

A.C. Cosimo, N Bertoncelli

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Practice of Developmental Care During Multilayered Crisis Situation: Lessons Learned from Lebanon

S Masri , L Charafeddine

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Breastfeeding-Related Pain, Sensory Over-Responsivity (Sor), And Exclusive Breastfeeding 6 Months After Birth: A Cohort Prospective Study

A Freund-Azaria , O Bart, R Regev, T Bar-Shalita

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Does developmental care education alter nurses’ perceptions of developmental care practices in surgical neonatal intensive care units?

Nadine Griffiths, Lynn Sinclair

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From parental involvement to a partnership with families in newborn care: an improvement project using the bottom-up approach

N Simeone, G Ancora

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The effect of the empathy enabling program on the nurses’ empathy and nurse-parent communication in the newborn intensive care unit

M Hasanpour, A Kazemnejad

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Oxytocin and cortisol release is associated with premature infant neurobehavioral patterns

Dorothy Vittner

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Music therapy intervention in an open-bay neonatal intensive care unit room is associated with less noise and higher signals: A case-control study

S Arnon, D Yakobson

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La importancia de hacer doble diligencia
The Importance of Doing Dual Diligence

Jeffery Alberts; Maria Maestro Lopez

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Edmonton NIDCAP Training Centre, Canada

Andrea Nykipilo , Juzer Tyebkhan

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New Zealand: A nursing reflection

Dale Garton , Lauren Kendrick

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Final Reflections on the 33rd Annual NIDCAP Trainers Meeting, Bad Boll, Germany

gretchen Lawhon

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How can healthcare professionals influence the political agenda to improve newborn care? Translation into practice

Kelly Janssens

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Psycho-Neonatology: Working with parents, preterm infants, and staff. The outcome of former preterm infants 20 years later

Karl Heinz Brisch , Carmen Walter

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Full Issue

Full Issue

Developmental Observer
Vol 16, No 1, 2023

Editorial

Editorial

Family Voices

Our true story of love, science, and a transformative promise

Abstract

Narrative Medicine and NIDCAP: What Can We Learn From Each Other?

Quality of Sleep in a Level 3 NICU

Parents’ Involvement Template: A Tool to Standardize Caregivers’ Approach to Parents In NICU

Practice of Developmental Care During Multilayered Crisis Situation: Lessons Learned from Lebanon

Breastfeeding-Related Pain, Sensory Over-Responsivity (Sor), And Exclusive Breastfeeding 6 Months After Birth: A Cohort Prospective Study

Does developmental care education alter nurses’ perceptions of developmental care practices in surgical neonatal intensive care units?

From parental involvement to a partnership with families in newborn care: an improvement project using the bottom-up approach

The effect of the empathy enabling program on the nurses’ empathy and nurse-parent communication in the newborn intensive care unit

Oxytocin and cortisol release is associated with premature infant neurobehavioral patterns

Music therapy intervention in an open-bay neonatal intensive care unit room is associated with less noise and higher signals: A case-control study

In Translation

La importancia de hacer doble diligencia
The Importance of Doing Dual Diligence

NIDCAP Training Centers Around the World

Edmonton NIDCAP Training Centre, Canada

Global Perspective of Developmental Care

New Zealand: A nursing reflection

Articles

Final Reflections on the 33rd Annual NIDCAP Trainers Meeting, Bad Boll, Germany

How can healthcare professionals influence the political agenda to improve newborn care? Translation into practice

Psycho-Neonatology: Working with parents, preterm infants, and staff. The outcome of former preterm infants 20 years later