Motor development in premature infants: Study protocol for an interdisciplinary hospital-home intervention
Background: Deviations occur in the neuropsychomotor development of premature infants; early interventions minimize delay motor. This study aimed to determine the effect of an interdisciplinary hospital-home intervention addressing motor development adaptation in premature infants in Colombia in com...
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| author | Carolina Sandoval-Cuellar Adriana Lucía Castellanos-Garrido Angélica María Ospina Romero Óscar Rafael Boude Figueredo María Eugenia Serrano-Gómez César Augusto Fuya Caro Diana Carolina Molina Cárdenas Erika Marlen Pinto Rosas |
| author_facet | Carolina Sandoval-Cuellar Adriana Lucía Castellanos-Garrido Angélica María Ospina Romero Óscar Rafael Boude Figueredo María Eugenia Serrano-Gómez César Augusto Fuya Caro Diana Carolina Molina Cárdenas Erika Marlen Pinto Rosas |
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| description | Background: Deviations occur in the neuropsychomotor development of premature infants; early interventions minimize delay motor. This study aimed to determine the effect of an interdisciplinary hospital-home intervention addressing motor development adaptation in premature infants in Colombia in comparison with traditional interventions. Methods: This study was based on a parallel design, with two groups, namely, experimental and control. The experimental group, hospital-home intervention (HHI) performed in two settings (i.e., hospital neonatal care units and homes), and the control group, traditional intervention, (TI) performed in institutions for premature infants.The sample will be composed of 130 randomly-allocated infants, 65 in the experimental group (HHI) and 65 in the control group (TI) of moderate to late preterm infants (gestational age between 34 and 37 weeks), weighing more than or equal to 1.800 g, who are hemodynamically stable and reside in the cities of Tunja and Bogotá-Colombia recruited between 2021 and 2022.For the pre- and post-intervention assessments, the TIMPSI and the CapDMP are the instruments used to assess motor development and the degree of parents’ or caregivers’ knowledge about motor development. The HHI is composed of 10 intervention strategies based on stimulation of motor development, performed twice a day for 10 min for two months, in combination with calls to a mobile device, using software (Baby Motor Skills) and an instant messaging system (WhatsApp). Results: This hospital-home intervention program proposes an approach focused on the motor development of premature infants, based on sensory and motor stimulation strategies, in addition to follow-up performed at home with the use of a mobile application that improves the motor development of premature infants. Register Clinical Trial: NCT04563364. Conclusion: The HHI provides the opportunity to determine whether the individualized four-week from admission to follow up at home with parent training will improve the motor skills of premature infants. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-64bc236accf54d69a9b10150834a3e112025-08-20T01:57:13ZengElsevierPediatrics and Neonatology1875-95722023-09-0164557758410.1016/j.pedneo.2022.12.015Motor development in premature infants: Study protocol for an interdisciplinary hospital-home interventionCarolina Sandoval-Cuellar0Adriana Lucía Castellanos-Garrido1Angélica María Ospina Romero2Óscar Rafael Boude Figueredo3María Eugenia Serrano-Gómez4César Augusto Fuya Caro5Diana Carolina Molina Cárdenas6Erika Marlen Pinto Rosas7Universidad de Boyacá, ColombiaUniversidad de La Sabana, Colombia; Corresponding author. Campus del Puente del Común, Km. 7, Autopista Norte de Bogotá. Chía, Cundinamarca, Colombia.Universidad de La Sabana, ColombiaUniversidad de La Sabana, ColombiaUniversidad de La Sabana, ColombiaUniversidad de Boyacá, ColombiaUniversidad de La Sabana, ColombiaUniversidad de Boyacá, ColombiaBackground: Deviations occur in the neuropsychomotor development of premature infants; early interventions minimize delay motor. This study aimed to determine the effect of an interdisciplinary hospital-home intervention addressing motor development adaptation in premature infants in Colombia in comparison with traditional interventions. Methods: This study was based on a parallel design, with two groups, namely, experimental and control. The experimental group, hospital-home intervention (HHI) performed in two settings (i.e., hospital neonatal care units and homes), and the control group, traditional intervention, (TI) performed in institutions for premature infants.The sample will be composed of 130 randomly-allocated infants, 65 in the experimental group (HHI) and 65 in the control group (TI) of moderate to late preterm infants (gestational age between 34 and 37 weeks), weighing more than or equal to 1.800 g, who are hemodynamically stable and reside in the cities of Tunja and Bogotá-Colombia recruited between 2021 and 2022.For the pre- and post-intervention assessments, the TIMPSI and the CapDMP are the instruments used to assess motor development and the degree of parents’ or caregivers’ knowledge about motor development. The HHI is composed of 10 intervention strategies based on stimulation of motor development, performed twice a day for 10 min for two months, in combination with calls to a mobile device, using software (Baby Motor Skills) and an instant messaging system (WhatsApp). Results: This hospital-home intervention program proposes an approach focused on the motor development of premature infants, based on sensory and motor stimulation strategies, in addition to follow-up performed at home with the use of a mobile application that improves the motor development of premature infants. Register Clinical Trial: NCT04563364. Conclusion: The HHI provides the opportunity to determine whether the individualized four-week from admission to follow up at home with parent training will improve the motor skills of premature infants.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S187595722300058XInfant developmentNeonatal intensive careNursingPhysical therapyPremature newborn |
| spellingShingle | Carolina Sandoval-Cuellar Adriana Lucía Castellanos-Garrido Angélica María Ospina Romero Óscar Rafael Boude Figueredo María Eugenia Serrano-Gómez César Augusto Fuya Caro Diana Carolina Molina Cárdenas Erika Marlen Pinto Rosas Motor development in premature infants: Study protocol for an interdisciplinary hospital-home intervention Pediatrics and Neonatology Infant development Neonatal intensive care Nursing Physical therapy Premature newborn |
| title | Motor development in premature infants: Study protocol for an interdisciplinary hospital-home intervention |
| title_full | Motor development in premature infants: Study protocol for an interdisciplinary hospital-home intervention |
| title_fullStr | Motor development in premature infants: Study protocol for an interdisciplinary hospital-home intervention |
| title_full_unstemmed | Motor development in premature infants: Study protocol for an interdisciplinary hospital-home intervention |
| title_short | Motor development in premature infants: Study protocol for an interdisciplinary hospital-home intervention |
| title_sort | motor development in premature infants study protocol for an interdisciplinary hospital home intervention |
| topic | Infant development Neonatal intensive care Nursing Physical therapy Premature newborn |
| url | http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S187595722300058X |
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