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Neonatal intensive care unit stress is associated with brain development in preterm infants by Smith, Gillian C., Gutovich, Jordan, Smyser, Christopher, Pineda, Roberta, Newnham, Carol, Tjoeng, Tiong H., Vavasseur, Claudine, Wallendorf, Michael, Neil, Jeffrey, Inder, Terrie

“…Objective: Although many perinatal factors have been linked to adverse neurodevelopmental outcomes in very premature infants, much of the variation in outcome…”
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Effectiveness of a Modified Mother–Infant Transaction Program on Outcomes for Preterm Infants from 3 to 24 months of age by Newnham, Carol A., Milgrom, Jeannette, Skouteris, Helen

“…Mothers of hospitalised preterm infants were randomised into an intervention or control condition. Intervention mothers received a modified Mother–Infant…”
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Early Emergence of Behavior and Social-Emotional Problems in Very Preterm Infants by Spittle, Alicia J., Ph.D, Treyvaud, Karli, D.Psych, Doyle, Lex W., M.D, Roberts, Gehan, Ph.D, Lee, Katherine J., Ph.D, Inder, Terrie E., M.D, Cheong, Jeanie L.Y., M.D, Hunt, Rod W., Ph.D, Newnham, Carol A., Ph.D, Anderson, Peter J., Ph.D

“…Abstract Objective Children born very preterm are reported to have an increased frequency of social, emotional, and behavioral problems at school age compared…”
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Early communication in preterm infants following intervention in the NICU by Milgrom, Jeannette, Newnham, Carol, Martin, Paul R, Anderson, Peter J, Doyle, Lex W, Hunt, Rod W, Achenbach, Thomas M, Ferretti, Carmel, Holt, Christopher J, Inder, Terrie E, Gemmill, Alan W

“…Abstract Background Despite ongoing improvements in clinical care, preterm infants experience a variety of stressors in the first weeks of life, including…”
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Early Sensitivity Training for Parents of Preterm Infants: Impact on the Developing Brain by Milgrom, Jeannette, Newnham, Carol, Anderson, Peter J, Doyle, Lex W, Gemmill, Alan W, Lee, Katherine, Hunt, Rod W, Bear, Merilyn, Inder, Terrie

“…After birth, preterm infants face a stressful environment, which may negatively impact early brain development and subsequent neurobehavioral outcomes. This…”
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Behavioural and cognitive outcomes following an early stress-reduction intervention for very preterm and extremely preterm infants by Milgrom, Jeannette, Martin, Paul R., Newnham, Carol, Holt, Christopher J., Anderson, Peter J., Hunt, Rod W., Reece, John, Ferretti, Carmel, Achenbach, Thomas, Gemmill, Alan W.

“…Background The landmark findings of the Mother–Infant Transaction Program (MITP) showing improved neurodevelopment of preterm infants following…”
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Music therapy with hospitalized infants-the art and science of communicative musicality by Malloch, Stephen, Shoemark, Helen, Črnčec, Rudi, Newnham, Carol, Paul, Campbell, Prior, Margot, Coward, Sean, Burnham, Denis

“…Infants seek contingent, companionable interactions with others. Infants in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), while receiving care that optimizes their…”
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Parental Mental Health and Early Social-emotional Development of Children Born Very Preterm by Treyvaud, Karli, Anderson, Vicki A, Lee, Katherine J, Woodward, Lianne J, Newnham, Carol, Inder, Terrie E, Doyle, Lex W, Anderson, Peter J

“…Objective The aims of this study were to describe the mental health of parents of children born very preterm and examine relations between parental mental…”
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NICU Stress Is Associated with Brain Development in Preterm Infants by Smith, Gillian C., Gutovich, Jordan, Smyser, Christopher, Pineda, Roberta, Newnham, Carol, Tjoeng, Tiong H., Vavasseur, Claudine, Wallendorf, Michael, Neil, Jeffrey, Inder, Terrie

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Parental Mental Health and Early Social-emotional Development of Children Born Very Preterm : Parental Mental Health and Child Outcomes by TREYVAUD, Karli, ANDERSON, Vicki A, LEE, Katherine J, WOODWARD, Lianne J, NEWNHAM, Carol, INDER, Terrie E, DOYLE, Lex W, ANDERSON, Peter J

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Cross-modal transfer of sequential visual and haptic shape information by clumsy children by Newnham, C, McKenzie, B E

“…The ability of clumsy children aged 9 to 13 years to transfer sequential shape information between the haptic and visual modalities was examined in a…”
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