What question did this study set out to answer?

To emphasize the importance of communication as a procedural skill in neonatology and to identify the unique communication needs of parents in the NICU.

February 2, 2026NeoReviews

Recognizing Communication as a Procedural Skill in Neonatology

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To emphasize the importance of communication as a procedural skill in neonatology and to identify the unique communication needs of parents in the NICU.
Reviewed literature on communication challenges and ethical dilemmas in the NICU.
Analyzed the impact of parental trauma on communication needs.
Described competencies required for effective communication in neonatal care.
Outlined existing and innovative communication training models for clinicians.
Identified significant barriers to effective communication in the NICU setting.
Established a direct link between trauma and communication needs among parents.
Proposed communication as an essential skill requiring structured training for neonatologists.

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This review highlights the importance of communication skills in the NICU, suggesting dedicated training for improved outcomes.

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Adams et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69810013c1c9540dea8132ef https://doi.org/10.1542/neo.27-2-097

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Recognizing Communication as a Procedural Skill in Neonatology

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