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To describe an interdisciplinary developmental intervention program designed to optimize hospital care and post-discharge follow-up for high-risk premature neonates.

February 1, 1988Journal of Counseling & Development

Children's Developmental Services: A Multidisciplinary Program of Psychological and Educational Services for Neonatal Intensive Care

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MRMichael B. ResnickUniversity of Florida JRJohn ReissUniversity of Florida FEFonda Davis EylerUniversity of Florida

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Program report reveals potential reductions in developmental disability among premature infants, highlighting the value of early interdisciplinary neonatal care.

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To describe an interdisciplinary developmental intervention program designed to optimize hospital care and post-discharge follow-up for high-risk premature neonates.
Integrated clinical psychologists, counselors, and educators into a unified hospital-based neonatal care team.
Delivered developmental interventions during initial neonatal intensive care hospitalization and throughout longitudinal outpatient follow-up.
Addressed high baseline risks of developmental disability inherent in surviving premature neonate populations through structured early intervention.
Demonstrated the operational feasibility of embedding continuous multidisciplinary educational and psychological services across neonatal intensive care and outpatient follow-up settings.

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Resnick et al. (1988) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a71b67875498292b70b191e https://doi.org/10.1002/j.1556-6676.1988.tb00868.x

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Program report reveals potential reductions in developmental disability among premature infants, highlighting the value of early interdisciplinary neonatal care.

Children's Developmental Services: A Multidisciplinary Program of Psychological and Educational Services for Neonatal Intensive Care

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Children's Developmental Services: A Multidisciplinary Program of Psychological and Educational Services for Neonatal Intensive Care

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