Telehealth provides increased access to expert neonatal care and improves patient
outcomes, while reducing the cost of care for neonates in diverse settings. Continued high …

Background Admission of a baby for neonatal care represents a deeply traumatic time for
parents. Webcam technology facilitating live‐streaming of the baby when the parents are …

This research aims to explore the multi-focus group method as an effective tool for
systematically eliciting business requirements for business information system (BIS) …

We aimed to describe parental presence policy and telemedicine use in Japanese neonatal
intensive care units (NICUs) before and during the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) …

Background The use of bedside cameras in neonatal units facilitates livestreaming of infants
to support parental and family bonding when they are unable to be physically present with …

Background Compliance with hand hygiene by healthcare workers is a vital aspect of the
quality and safety in healthcare. The current method of monitoring compliance, known as …

Background Hand hygiene is key to preventing health care-associated infections. Human
observation is the gold standard for measuring compliance, but its utility is increasingly …

Background Admission to a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) for prematurity or illness is
necessary for approximately 20% of newborns in Australia, resulting in parent-infant …

Background To bridge the physical distance between parents and children during a
neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) stay, webcams are used in few German NICUs. They …

Background and purpose Parents of preterm infants experience anxiety and stress in the
neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). Visitation restrictions due to COVID-19 have increased …