Abstracts from National Perinatal Association 2019 Annual Conference on April 3-5, 2019 in Providence, RI: Improving Access to Perinatal Care: Confronting Disparities and Inequities in Maternal-Infant Health

Erika Goyer, Family Advocate

Surveillance and Care Management of Zika Virus-Affected Families in Philadelphia (2016-2019)

Meeting NICU Moms Where they Are: Understanding and Improving Postpartum Health Care for Mothers of Medically Fragile Infants

Collaborative Psychological Services in the NICU: Caring for the Care Teams

Co-Designing Mobile Technology and Care Delivery to Improve Family Integrated Care in NICUs

Collaborative research priority setting by parents of preterm infants and neonatal intensive care unit professionals

Relationship between kangaroo care activity during neonatal intensive care unit hospitalization and early parent-infant contact

Breastfeeding and Marijuana Use: An Ethical Analysis of Current Practice

Improving Staff Knowledge and Attitudes towards Providing Psychosocial Support to NICU Parents through an Online Education Course

Causal attributions of pregnancy loss amongst women who experienced fertility treatment

Supporting LGBQ/T Families

Providing education on PPD in a hospital setting may be a good way to help women become more aware of the signs and symptoms of PPD

NICU and Beyond- Assessment and Intervention for Infants and their Parents

Improving Access to Perinatal Care: Confronting Disparities and Inequities in Maternal-Infant Health

Neonatal outcomes following dual exposure to medication assisted treatment for opioid use disorder and psychotropic medication in utero

PSS:NICU – Understanding aspects of Postpartum Stress

Supporting Parent-Infant Bonding and Parental Mental Health

Qualitative investigation of characteristics of social support related to traumatic childbirth

Utilizing Evidence to Develop a Home Visiting Program for Zika Virus Affected Families

Partnering with patient advocacy groups to identify challenges and solutions for postpartum mental health care.

Baby Carriers: Bridging the Gap of Health Disparities for Mothers and Babies

Development and Implementation of a Postpartum Depression Screening Program in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit