The recent shift from psychopathology to resilience and from diagnosis to functioning
requires the construction of transdiagnostic markers of adaptation. This review describes a …

Taking a premature baby home after an often-protracted period on the neonatal unit can be
stressful for parents and they are often confronted with an unexpected reality. The transition …

Background The birth of an extremely preterm infant can disrupt normal mother–infant
physical contact and the care provided by the mother. This situation has an impact on the …

The framework underpinning the seven dimensions of maternal development, as embodied
in the Prenatal Self-Evaluation Questionnaire (PSEQ), is introduced. In addition, sample …

Breast milk feeding (BMF) is associated with lower neonatal morbidity in the very preterm
infant (< 32 weeks gestation) and breastfeeding is beneficial for maternal health. Previous …

Background Research shows evidence for the importance of physical and emotional
closeness for the infant, the parent and the infant-parent dyad. Less is known about how …

Background The estimated global premature birth rate for 2014 was 10.6%, equating to an
estimate of 14.84 million live premature births. The experience of premature birth does not …

Purpose This study explores the disease experience of adolescents and young adults with
T1DM focusing on the barriers and facilitators that characterise their disease self-care. Self …

Aims and objectives To present parents' lived experience of having a preterm infant cared
for at the neonatal unit until discharge from hospital‐based neonatal home care (HNHC) …

Purpose The purpose of this study was to describe and understand the experiences of
mothers of extremely preterm infants during the first twelve months at home following …