Abstracts from the National Perinatal Association’s 2023 Conference May 19-21 at Chapel Hill, NC

Jerasimos (Jerry) Ballard, MD, MPH

Selected abstracts from the the National Perinatal Association’s 2023 Conference:

  • NPA 2023–1 Maternal Postpartum Care in Pregnancies Complicated by Fetal Congenital Anomalies
  • NPA 2023–2 Preliminary Validation of a New Family Psychosocial Risk Measure in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU): The PAT-NICU/CICU
  • NPA 2023–3 Trauma-Informed and Resilience-Promoting Care in Perinatal Settings
  • NPA 2023–4 Maternal-Fetal Surgery in The Dobbs Era: Ethical Principles Inform Clinical Practice to Protect Pregnant Patients
  • NPA 2023–5 Development and Evaluation of a Vir- tual Postpartum Psychosocial Support Program Based Upon Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
  • NPA 2023–6 Maternal Attitudes, Adjustment, Health Behaviors, and Social Support Among Mothers of Infants in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
  • NPA 2023–7 Utilizing Virtual Reality Technology as a Stress Inoculation Tool for NICU Caregivers
  • NPA 2023–8 Initial Validity and Feasibility of a Dy- adic Intervention to Facilitate Parent Engagement in NICUs
  • NPA 2023–9 Providing Respectful Care in Reproductive and Maternity Settings: Innovative Models of Care
  • NPA 2023–10 A Single Institution Neuroprotection and Developmental Care Quality Improvement Initiative
  • NPA 2023–11 Engaging a Lived Experience Advisory Group in the Evaluation of a Maternal Telehealth Access Project During the COVID-19 Pandemic
  • NPA 2023–12 Effects of Timing of Birth and Pandemic-Related Experiences on Mother- Infant Bonding During the COVID-19 Pandemic
  • NPA 2023–13 Progress Update from Mother Baby Connections, an Intensive Outpatient Program for Perinatal Women in Philadelphia
  • NPA 2023–14 DREAM Big: Addressing Early Childhood Mental Health and Social Determinants of Health in a Neurologic Neonatal Follow Up Clinic
  • NPA 2023–15 Smooth Way Home
  • NPA 2023–16 Maternal Mental Health after Infant Dis- charge: A Quasi-Experimental Clinical Trial of Family Integrated Care versus Family-Centered Care for Preterm Infants in U.S. NICUs
  • NPA 2023–17 NICU Staff Acceptability of Mobile-En- hanced Family Integrated Care for Pre- term Infants in U.S. NICUs
  • NPA 2023–18 Family Integrated Care Interventions May Improve Preterm Outcomes Com- pared with Family-Centered Care in U.S. NICUs
  • NPA 2023–19 Leveraging a User-Centered Approach to Develop Mommaconnect, a Mobile Health Therapy Application for Mothers with Postpartum Depression and Their Infants
  • NPA 2023–20 The Effects of Pharmacological Inter- ventions in Caring for Neonates with NAS Post Discontinuation of In Utero Opioid Exposure and Its Impact on the Length of Hospital Stay
  • NPA 2023–21 Genetic and Environmental Consider- ations of Perinatal Substance Use
  • NPA 2023–22 A Multi-Tiered Systemic Approach to Helping Families Thrive in the NICU and Beyond
  • NPA 2023–23 Psychological Distress in NICU Provid- ers: A Scoping Review in Progress
  • NPA 2023–24 Therapeutic Approaches to Working with Perinatal Loss Clients: A Grounded Theory Study
  • NPA 2023–25 Recognizing and Working with Medical Trauma in the Perinatal Period: A Multi- disciplinary Approach
  • NPA 2023–26 The Need for Parental Support ing Prenatal Genetic Testing
  • NPA 2023–27 Pregnancy Loss and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: The Influence of Pro- vider Care Among a Sample of Black Women
  • NPA 2023–28 When Cancer and Pregnancy Collide: The Experiences of Women with Cancer During Pregnancy
  • NPA 2023–29 Raising Awareness About Perinatal Mental Health Through Film: Reflections from Drexel University NPASS’s Documentary Screening Event
  • NPA 2023–30 Postpartum Menstrual Equity: Video Analysis of Vaginal Bleeding Informa- tion, Care Planning, and Pads Offered to New Parents During the Childbirth Hospitalization
  • NPA 2023–31 Cultural Competemility and Profession- alism: An Innovative Approach to En- hancing Culturally Sensitive Equitable Perinatal Care

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