Shows improved care practices in newborn settings, indicating enhanced family involvement.
T he NIDCAP Learning Center is a dedicated space where members of the NIDCAP community, the broader community of healthcare professionals, and families can access a range of free and paid resources to support care in newborn and infant settings.The website will feature diverse content, including videos, interactive learning activities such as webinars, and practical resources.New content will continue to be built to support knowledge development both within and beyond the NFI community.Through the Learning Center, access to education grounded in NIDCAP principles will be expanded by supporting their integration into newborn and infant care across diverse settings.A key goal is to promote equitable access to high-quality, evidence-based resources that enable healthcare professionals to embed NIDCAP-informed practices into their care.The Learning Center also seeks to strengthen families by providing accessible, reliable information aligned with NIDCAP principles, supporting their active involvement in care and decision-making.
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