… Eligible randomized controlled trials (RCTs) included an early intervention for preterm infants,
involved parents, and had a community component. Of 2465 titles and abstracts identified, …

… infant outcomes and reducing parent stress and anxiety. This article reviews the role of
parents in the optimal development of preterm … crucial to promoting parent involvement in the …

… Nursing personnel should adopt a consultative role when parents are involved in the care
of their child ( 3 3. Coyne IT, Cowleyb S. Challenging the philosophy of partnership with …

… account of parental stress in parents of preterm infants, from birth of the infant through to their
… how this is related to traditional parental roles and emotional involvement with their infant. …

… The findings of this study could assist in evidence for developing a nursing intervention
program to enhance and support parental involvement in caring for preterm infants. …

… It is of interest that an early positive effect is found lasting up to 36 months, following
interventions to boost parental involvement in preterm infant development. These conclusions …

… involved increasing parents' knowledge and skills and/or involving the parents in daily
caring for their preterm infant… Only 1 study 55 included a behavioral intervention in infant …

… of parents' first-time events and early interaction with their preterm infants during the infants'
… that their design offered parents different opportunities to be present and involved in their …

… perinatal care of women at high risk of extremely preterm delivery. In this paper, we explore
… decisions for infants born at extremely preterm gestations, and the involvement of parents in …

… The RCT evidence (1++ and 1+) suggested that the involvement of parents in an individualised
developmental and behavioural care programme significantly reduced the maternal …