Background: Infectious disease outbreaks disrupt inpatient clinical care and have an impact
on staff and patients' ability to communicate with each other and with the wider community …

Moderately ill preterm infants residing in medically underserved areas are frequently
transferred to tertiary care NICUs that are mostly located in urban areas, resulting in mother …

Objective We aimed to measure provider perspectives on the acceptability, appropriateness,
and feasibility of teleneonatology in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) and community …

Background Telehealth (TH) practices among pediatric infectious disease (PID) specialists
prior to the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic are largely unknown. Methods …

OBJECTIVE To conduct an implementation evaluation of the virtual family-centered rounds
(FCR) intervention by exploring the perceptions and experiences of parents and care team …

Genetic counselors (GCs) practice in critical care settings. Some GCs have full‐time
inpatient roles, while most GCs who see inpatients do so as needed or on a rotating …

Objective The objective of this program evaluation was to describe the outcomes of daily
neonatologist telerounding with the onsite advanced practice provider (APP) in a Level II …

Abstract Purpose of Review This review serves to account for the published literature
regarding the changing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic with a focus on neonatal nutrition …

Background Family-centered rounds is recognized as a best practice for hospitalized
children, but it has only been possible for children whose families can physically be at the …

Telehealth has increased health-care and specialist access to patients in health-care
deserts. Stable Internet access is a deciding factor for telehealth. We observe the relation of …