Titlebook: Late Preterm Infants; A Guide for Nurses, Shahirose Sadrudin Premji Book 2019 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Natur

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Maternal Emotional Health Before and After Birth Matters,t women face during pregnancy and the postpartum period. One in four women experience anxiety or depression during their pregnancy, making emotional health issues one of the top three pregnancy complications. These emotional factors influence the physiological stress response in women and may explai

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,What Do I Need to Know About the Father of a Late Preterm Infant so I Can Support Him in the Postpaal-infant interaction, and neurodevelopmental outcomes of the late preterm infant (LPI). We completed a critical and narrative review through searching five electronic databases—Medline, Embase, Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials, PsycINFO, and CINAHL. Six studies provide insight on the

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,The Social Organization of Nurses’ Work with Late Preterm Infants in Non-tertiary Care Settings: Ou the emphasis of care for LPIs is on developing competent feeding skills, although this at-risk population can also experience significant physiological and neurodevelopmental morbidities. The qualitative research reported in this chapter suggests that there is a proliferation of policies, technolog

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How Do You Wean a Late Preterm Infant Off Supplements: You Mean I Have to Suck Feed?,tritive and nonnutritive feeding and how that will help them learn the basics of when supplementation is necessary and when it can be discontinued. An awareness of the unique characteristics of late preterm infants will help families be realistic in their feeding experience after hospital discharge.

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Late Preterm Infants and Neurodevelopmental Outcomes: Why Do I Need to Serve and Return?, than infants born at term. This may be due to changes in brain growth and development because of being born a few weeks early. LPIs are more at risk for developing Kernicterus that can occur in the early postpartum period. Kernicterus may result if jaundice (hyperbilirubinemia) is not treated early

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,Perspectives from Health-Care Providers Local to Global: Words of Wisdom—Personal Reflections on Caare for this population varies widely. This chapter brings together personal perspectives that present LPIs within a country context and health-care professionals’ personal stories of providing care to this vulnerable population. Narratives from Brazil, Japan, Malawi, Russia, and South Africa weave