Recommendations for mental health professionals in the NICU

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M T Hynan

Z Steinberg

L Baker

R Cicco

P A Geller

S Lassen

C Milford

K O Mounts

C Patterson

S Saxton

L Segre

A Stuebe

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[1] University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee,Department of Psychology

[2] New York Presbyterian Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital,Department of Pediatrics, Division of Neonatology

[3] Columbia University,Department of Social Work

[4] University of Alabama at Birmingham,Department of Neonatology

[5] West Penn Hospital,Department of Psychology

[6] Drexel University,Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology

[7] Drexel University College of Medicine,Department of Pediatrics

[8] University of Kansas Medical Center,Division of Neonatology

[9] Cheryl Milford Consulting,Department of Pediatrics and Neonatology

[10] Wisconsin Association for Perinatal Care/Perinatal Foundation,and Department of Psychological and Brain Science

[11] Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia,Division of Maternal Fetal Medicine

[12] Health and Science University,undefined

[13] College of Nursing,undefined

[14] University of Iowa,undefined

[15] University of North Carolina,undefined

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Journal of Perinatology | 2015年 / 35卷

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This article describes recommended activities of social workers, psychologists and psychiatric staff within the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). NICU mental health professionals (NMHPs) should interact with all NICU parents in providing emotional support, screening, education, psychotherapy and teleservices for families. NMHPs should also offer educational and emotional support for the NICU health-care staff. NMHPs should function at all levels of layered care delivered to NICU parents. Methods of screening for emotional distress are described, as well as evidence for the benefits of peer-to-peer support and psychotherapy delivered in the NICU. In the ideal NICU, care for the emotional and educational needs of NICU parents are outcomes equal in importance to the health and development of their babies. Whenever possible, NMHPs should be involved with parents from the antepartum period through after discharge.

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