Infant Mental Health (IMH) in the Intensive Care Unit: Considerations for the Infant, the Family and the Staff

Joy V. Browne PhD, PCNS, IMH (E) , Dailyn Martinez PhD , Ayelet Talmi PhD, IMH-E® (IV-C)
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Infant mental health is an emerging evidence based field that enhances infant parent relationships and provides opportunities for early infant regulation that optimizes later social and emotional development. Infant mental health in intensive care settings is an approach that emphasizes the importance of helping manage stressful events for infants, parents, and staff, and supports early relationship development using reflective practice. Educational and experiential preparation for multidisciplinary IMH providers specific to work in infant intensive care is described.

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重症监护病房的婴儿心理健康:对婴儿、家庭和工作人员的考虑
婴儿心理健康是一个新兴的以证据为基础的领域,它增强了婴儿与父母的关系,并为婴儿早期调节提供了机会,从而优化了后来的社会和情感发展。重症监护环境中的婴儿心理健康是一种强调帮助婴儿、父母和工作人员管理压力事件的重要性的方法,并通过反思性实践支持早期关系发展。教育和经验准备多学科IMH提供者具体工作在婴儿重症监护描述。
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