Poster Abstracts Table of Contents:

• Gravens2023–2 The Isolette Does Not Protect from the Noise Within
• Gravens2023–4 A quality improvement project to determine the suitability and efficacy of diaper wipes used in the NICU
• Gravens2023–6 Feeding Support Needs of Infants in a Level III NICU
• Gravens2023–7 Oh (Small) Baby!
• Gravens2023–8 Recognizing Parents as Essential Care in the NICU
• Gravens2023–9 The NICU blues: “Am I losing my mind?”
• Gravens2023–10 Time is More Precious than Gold: A Golden Hour Improvement Project
• Gravens2023–11 Salivary Oxytocin and Cortisol Release Are Associated with Premature Infant Neurobehavioral Patterns
• Gravens2023–12 Acceptability and Feasibility of a Digital Educational Intervention for Parents with a Preterm Infant at The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit: A Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial
• Gravens2023–13 Developmental Participation Skills Assessment
• Gravens2023–14 Mother-Infant Interaction Patterns in the NICU: Variations Across Time and by Social Context
• Gravens2023–15 Implementation of Nurse Led Multi-Disciplinary Rounds in a Level II NICU
• Gravens2023–16 Improving communication in the NICU: the implementation of the Family Snapshot Tool
• Gravens2023-17 A Multi-Tiered Systemic Approach to Helping Families Thrive in the NICU and Beyond
• Gravens2023–18 Interdisciplinary Guidelines and Recommendations for NICU Discharge Preparation and Transition Planning
• Gravens2023–19 Cardiac, Renal and Liver Function in Neonates with Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy Treated with Therapeutic Hypothermia
• Gravens2023–20 “Cool attached”
• Gravens2023–21 Efficacy of Giving Oropharyngeal Mother’s Milk in Extreme Preterm Infants in Early Transition to Breast Feeding and Duration of Hospital Stay: A Case Control Study
• Gravens2023–22 The i-Rainbow: A flexible, evidence based care path for providing developmental care in the neonatal intensive care setting
• Gravens2023–23 A Novel Texting-Based Virtual Assistant for NICU Families is Valuable and Feasible
• Gravens2023–24 Pandemic Pandemonium: The Implications of Visitation Restrictions Through the Lived Experiences of NICU Parents and Why We Must Redefine Their Role as Essential Care Partners
• Gravens2023–25 Socially Distant Discharge Planning Rounds, a New Model of Care
• Gravens2023–26 Targeted Developmental Interventions for ‘Older’ Infants in the NICU Requiring Positive Pressure Support
• Gravens2023–27 Prenatal Mental Health and Emotional Experiences during the Pandemic: Associations with Infant Neurodevelopmental Outcomes
• Gravens2023–28 Use of KangarobeTM—a Novel Garmentto Facilitate Safe, Comfortable, and Efficient Kangaroo Care
• Gravens2023–29 Nurses’ implementation of skin-to-skin contact in the NICU is related to their perceptions of family-centered care
• Gravens2023–30 Systematic review of neurodevelopmental outcomes of preterm infants who have experienced pain
• Gravens2023–31 NICU Discharge Guideline Implementation by a Community Based Team: A Real-World Scenario
• Gravens2023–32 Effectiveness of Hammock Positioning on Physiological Parameters and Sleep of Preterm Infants in NICU: A Systematic Review Protocol
• Gravens2023–33 The Power of Reflection: Becoming a Trauma Informed Professional
• Gravens2023–34 Full-Spectrum Circadian Lighting in a Level IV NICU
• Gravens2023–35 Perinatal Characteristics and Neurodevelopmental Outcomes in a Medical Home for NICU graduates
• Gravens2023–36 Serial Brain Imaging and Targeted Neuropromotive Intervention for Very Preterm Infants in the NICU—Study Protocol and Preliminary Outcomes
• Gravens2023–37 Future Intersection of NICU and Fetal Center Professionals and Facilities
• Gravens2022–38 Evolution of the auditory environment by post-menstrual age in infants born very preterm
• Gravens2023–39 Parent Presence and Engagement in the NICU: Trends and Relationships to Infant Stress
• Gravens2023–40 Where you start out shouldn’t determine where you end up!
• Gravens2023–41 Provision of Positive Oral Experiences for Premature Infants by Offering Milk Drops: A Clinical Practice Change Initiative
• Gravens2023–42 NICU Families Have Positive Perception of Doctors’ Daily Progress Notes
• Gravens2023–43 Improving Safe Sleep Practices in a Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit