POSTER WALK - Infant family centred and developmental care 2
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| Wednesday, October 22, 2025 |
| 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM |
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Chairs: Agnes Van den Hoogen, Vicky Payne
248
UNDERSTANDING PARENTAL AND STAFF EXPERIENCES OF INVOLVEMENT IN THE REPORT-BPD FEASIBILITY STUDY THROUGH EMBEDDED QUALITATIVE RESEARCH
Wisam Muhsen
215
Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) in Paediatric Research: Developing a Framework
Lina Khoury Aerts
52
Understanding parents’/carers’/healthcare professionals’ experiences of, and priorities for, neonatal developmental follow-up for very preterm babies.
Claire Marcroft
189
Parent-infant closeness and care practices during therapeutic hypothermia in Swedish neonatal intensive care units
Pyrola Bäcke
544
ANTENATAL COUNSELLING IN A TERTIARY NEONATAL UNIT - HOW ARE WE DOING? A SURVEY OF STAFF EXPERIENCE.
Bisola Adams
625
Reception at admission was crucial for parents’ experiences during their infant’s neonatal care journey
Karina Terp
533
Read, Speak, Sing To Neonatal Intensive Care Babies: Implementation Of Parental Book Reading In A Multicultural Level 4 NICU to Support Parent-Infant Interaction and IFCDC practices.
Bindu Mary George
576
Aftercare for bereaved parents in Neonatology: closing a gap in professional support
Esther Schouten
668
When Good Evidence Isn’t Enough: The Critical Role of Implementation Strategy in Delivery Room Cuddles
Helen Gbinigie
531
Designing a Peer support program for parents in the NICU through Participatory Action Research
April Pascual
767
Improving Understanding and Experience of the Neonatal Transport Journey in Scotland: Introduction of a New Video Resource
Rachael Fleming
539
Enhancing Infant And Family-Centered Developmental Care (IFCDC) In A Multicultural Level 4 Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Through Implementation Of A Multidisciplinary Culturally Sensitive Parent Support Program.
Bindu Mary George
248
UNDERSTANDING PARENTAL AND STAFF EXPERIENCES OF INVOLVEMENT IN THE REPORT-BPD FEASIBILITY STUDY THROUGH EMBEDDED QUALITATIVE RESEARCH
Wisam Muhsen
215
Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) in Paediatric Research: Developing a Framework
Lina Khoury Aerts
52
Understanding parents’/carers’/healthcare professionals’ experiences of, and priorities for, neonatal developmental follow-up for very preterm babies.
Claire Marcroft
189
Parent-infant closeness and care practices during therapeutic hypothermia in Swedish neonatal intensive care units
Pyrola Bäcke
544
ANTENATAL COUNSELLING IN A TERTIARY NEONATAL UNIT - HOW ARE WE DOING? A SURVEY OF STAFF EXPERIENCE.
Bisola Adams
625
Reception at admission was crucial for parents’ experiences during their infant’s neonatal care journey
Karina Terp
533
Read, Speak, Sing To Neonatal Intensive Care Babies: Implementation Of Parental Book Reading In A Multicultural Level 4 NICU to Support Parent-Infant Interaction and IFCDC practices.
Bindu Mary George
576
Aftercare for bereaved parents in Neonatology: closing a gap in professional support
Esther Schouten
668
When Good Evidence Isn’t Enough: The Critical Role of Implementation Strategy in Delivery Room Cuddles
Helen Gbinigie
531
Designing a Peer support program for parents in the NICU through Participatory Action Research
April Pascual
767
Improving Understanding and Experience of the Neonatal Transport Journey in Scotland: Introduction of a New Video Resource
Rachael Fleming
539
Enhancing Infant And Family-Centered Developmental Care (IFCDC) In A Multicultural Level 4 Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Through Implementation Of A Multidisciplinary Culturally Sensitive Parent Support Program.
Bindu Mary George
Speaker
Dr. Bisola Adams
Doctor
Medway Maritime Hospital, Neonatal unit.
ANTENATAL COUNSELLING IN A TERTIARY NEONATAL UNIT - HOW ARE WE DOING? A SURVEY OF STAFF EXPERIENCE.
Dr. Lina Khoury Aerts
Researcher
University Children's Hospital Basel
Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) in Paediatric Research: Developing a Framework
Mrs. Pyrola Bäcke
Researcher
Department of Women's and Children's Health, Uppsala University
Parent-infant closeness and care practices during therapeutic hypothermia in Swedish neonatal intensive care units
Dr. Rachael Fleming
Fellow
NHS Greater Glasgow And Clyde
Improving Understanding and Experience of the Neonatal Transport Journey in Scotland: Introduction of a New Video Resource
Dr. Helen Gbinigie
Physician
Medway Hospital
When Good Evidence Isn’t Enough: The Critical Role of Implementation Strategy in Delivery Room Cuddles
Dr. Bindu Mary George
Physician
Sidra Medicine
Read, Speak, Sing To Neonatal Intensive Care Babies: Implementation Of Parental Book Reading In A Multicultural Level 4 NICU to Support Parent-Infant Interaction and IFCDC practices.
Dr. Bindu Mary George
Physician
Sidra Medicine
Enhancing Infant And Family-Centered Developmental Care (IFCDC) In A Multicultural Level 4 Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Through Implementation Of A Multidisciplinary Culturally Sensitive Parent Support Program.
Ms. Claire Marcroft
Other
Newcastle Upon Tyne Hospitals Nhs Foundation Trust
Understanding parents’/carers’/healthcare professionals’ experiences of, and priorities for, neonatal developmental follow-up for very preterm babies.
Dr. Wisam Muhsen
Doctor
University of Plymouth
UNDERSTANDING PARENTAL AND STAFF EXPERIENCES OF INVOLVEMENT IN THE REPORT-BPD FEASIBILITY STUDY THROUGH EMBEDDED QUALITATIVE RESEARCH
Miss Kiki Ruhe
Nurse
Amsterdam Umc
Designing a Peer support program for parents in the NICU through Participatory Action Research
Dr. Esther Schouten
Physician
Lmu Univeresity Hospital
Aftercare for bereaved parents in Neonatology: closing a gap in professional support
Dr. Karina Terp
Nurse
Department of Health Sciences
Reception at admission was crucial for parents’ experiences during their infant’s neonatal care journey
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