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Enhancing the NICU/Hospital language environment with a neonatal cuddler program

Topic:

Preterm

Journal/Publication:

Journal of Perinatology

Year:

2021
Participant Age Range:

Sample Size:

29

Participant Language:

Not Recorded

Abstract:

Objective: To compare effects of a language intervention on Cuddler and parent adult word counts (AWC), and to compare Cuddler versus parent and nurse-care times.
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