Research by King's College London exploring parental distress and support needs after a baby is discharged from neonatal intensive care #NICU PI @KSabinKCL
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Would you like to hear what neonatal parents told us about their experience after discharge?
Check out our infographics below ⬇️
📣Do you work with families who have had a baby in neonatal intensive care?
Please join our focus group on Monday 2nd of September @ 12pm.
During the group we will be working together to develop recommendations for neonatal follow-up.
Find out more ➡️ rb.gy/jbf2ty
Do you work with families who have experienced neonatal intensive care?
We would love for you to join our focus group where we will be discussing the needs of neonatal families after discharge.
Find out more and register your interest below ⬇️
Thank you to all of the amazing parents who took part in our research and shared their story.
Take a look at our infographic below to read about the key themes that were discussed... highlighting the need for more targeted support for families after discharge. #nicu
Have you had a baby in neonatal intensive care who was discharged home 10-18 months ago?
We would love for you to talk to us about your experience, the potential impact on your mental health + what you think could improve support for families like yours➡️ bit.ly/48JytdI
We are in the process of writing up all of our results but here is a summary report of some of the key findings…
Has your baby been cared for in a neonatal intensive care unit + been discharged home in the past 6-months/ will be discharged home soon?
If so, please click the link to find out about our research & how you can improve support for NICU families ➡️ bit.ly/443ROE6
📢 The 1 month countdown is on!
After 31.08.2023 the EXPAND study will no longer be recruiting parents to take part in this important research.
Now’s the time to share your views on how we can improve support for NICU families.
Find out more➡️ bit.ly/443ROE6
If your baby has received care in a neonatal intensive care unit and they are due to be discharged home soon/ have been discharged home within the past 6-months we would love to hear from you!
Click on the link to find out more 👉🏼 bit.ly/443ROE6
The EXPAND study is exploring how parents experience the first year at home after their baby is discharged from neonatal intensive care. We would like to know the potential impact on parental mental health & what support NICU families really need.
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