Investigating skin-to-skin care patterns with extremely preterm infants in the NICU and their effect on early cognitive and communication performance: a retrospective cohort study - skin care instrument

The main purpose of this study is to study the pattern of skinto-
Skin care may affect early cognitive and communication skills in infants.
This is a retrospective cohort study.
The study was conducted at a level. IV all-
The referral neonatal intensive care unit in the Midwest of the United States specializes in the care of extremely premature infants.
Data from participants were collected from electronic medical records of all extremely premature infants admitted during 2011-2010 (gestational age 0. 05).
The mother provided most of the skin. to-
The age of correction for skin care dropped sharply at 30 weeks, whenever admission was made.
Additional exploratory network analysis shows that medical and skinto-
The skin factor plays a parallel, non-
Synergy helps early cognitive and communication performance through Bayley-assessmentIII.
Conclusion This study shows that early and frequent skinto-
Skin Care and Early cognitive and communication performance in extremely premature infants.
Introduction The birth and subsequent admission of extremely premature infants is a traumatic event.
Unlike full-term infants, extremely premature infants (babies born at