Poster Abstracts Table of Contents:

• Gravens2019-1 Online Video-based Supplement for APIB and NIDCAP Education 
• Gravens2019-3 Combatting Compassion Fatigue with Resilience in Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Nurses 
• Gravens2019-6 A comparison of NICU nurses’ stress and the quality of their work environment in an open-ward and a new unit of both pods and single-family rooms 
• Gravens2019-8 Getting there- a journey to optimal breastfeeding in the NICU using the vehicles of a statewide breastfeeding collaborative and the Baby Friendly Project 
• Gravens2019-9 Comparison of breastmilk production from mothers of premature and mature NICU’s babies during the first week in our NICU 
• Gravens2019-10 Long-term effects of neonatal complications on brain growth at 10 years of age in children born extremely preterm 
• Gravens2019-12 Neocosur HIC as an early risk prediction model of severe IVH: how effective is it? 
• Gravens2019-16 The role of continuous Kangaroo Mother Care and intermittent Kangaroo Mother Care for gain velocity and IgA secretory fecal in preterm baby 
• Gravens2019-18 Reducing Noise in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit: A Quality Improvement Project 
• Gravens2019-19 Spiritual Struggles in Relation to Parents’ Mental Health and Well-Being Post-Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Discharge 
• Gravens2019-20 Volunteer Cuddlers as Developmental Care Partners in the NICU 
• Gravens2019-22 Parents Demonstrate Heightened Emotional Arousal by Skin Conductance and Stress/Coping Behaviors while Telling their Personal NICU Story 
• Gravens2019-23 Postpartum maternal communication during The Golden Hour is key: How well are we doing? 
• Gravens2019-24 Family Centered Care Program in a Community Level 3 NICU: From Womb to NICU and Beyond… 
• Gravens2019-25 Path to home starts at birth: benefits of consistent, early discharge teaching using technology as a supplemental resource. 
• Graven2019-26 NIC-C Nightshift Happiness Squad Decreases Stress and Increases Coworker Connectedness 
• Gravens2019-27 Implementing a Primary Rehabilitation Therapy Model in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit 
• Gravens2019-29 Nurses’ Knowledge, Attitudes, and Perceived Self-competency Regarding individualized Developmental Care in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit 
• Gravens2019-30 Building walls. Building relationships. Tearing down hierarchies. A journey towards fully integrating families in neonatal care. 
• Gravens2019-31 Supporting and Enhancing NICU Sensory Experiences (SENSE): a guideline for positive, appropriate, and developmentally-timed sensory exposures in the NICU 
• Gravens2019-37 NICU Infant Positioning Project 
• Gravens2019-38 A pilot study: Pediatricians’ ratings of infants’ who had varied medical diagnoses related to disability and their expected advice for the infants’ parents. 
• Gravens2019-41 MyNICU: Be a part of the team. A quality improvement initiative using online technology to connect NICU families to their baby. 
• Gravens2019-42 On The Cusp of Life and Death, Choose Life 
• Gravens2019-45 Swallowing Dysfunction in The NICU – Silent Aspiration is Common, but Therapeutic Compensations Can Help 
• Gravens2019-46 Home enteral feeding for NICU graduates: Developing and implementing Clinical Practice Guidelines 
• Gravens2019-47 Integrated Feeding Therapy Adds Value to NICU Follow-Up Programs 
• Gravens2019-48 Pediatric Feeding Disorder: Consensus Definition and Conceptual Framework 
• Gravens2019-54 Catalysts for change: The impact of lighting, noise, and design on perceptions of the NICU environment 
• Gravens2019-56 Implementation of Infant Driven Feeding Protocol in a Level IV Neonatal Intensive Care Unit 
• Gravens2019-61 B.S.A.F.E. 
• Gravens2019-62 Lessons of Transformation: Learning from 30 years of NICU planning and design 
• Gravens2019-63 Finding the Suite Spot 
• Gravens2019-64 Bringing Babies and Parents Together: Jet ventilation and skin to skin, a multidisciplinary approach