O neonato pré-termo no berçário de cuidados especiais: proposta de intervenção, respeitando sua individualidade, suas fragilidades e suas forças

Autores

  • Pessia Grywac Meyerhof

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7322/jhgd.38148

Palavras-chave:

neonato pré-termo, berçário de cuidados especiais, tempo de permanência, intervenção.

Resumo

Focalizando como observar os sinais comportamentais e a individualidade de cada recémnascido pré-termo, a autora propõe modificações no bercário de cuidados especiais em relação ao ambiente fisico, ao cuidado diário do neonato e à orientação de pais do bebê. Estas modificações parecem ter influência no tempo de permanência do neonato dentro do berçário.

Biografia do Autor

  • Pessia Grywac Meyerhof
    Terapeuta Ocupacional.Mestre em  Psicologia.Doutoranda em Psicologia Experimental pela Universidade de São Paulo. Treinada na Utilização da Escala de Avaliação do Comportamento do Neonato do Brazelton em Boston. Aprovada pela ABRADIMINE para ser Instrutora em Terapia ()cupacional no curso de Tratamento Neuroevolutivo - Bobath e no “Babv Course’ . Conselheira técnica do Lar Escola São Francisco. Membro do Setor do Desenvolvimento Humano da Disciplina de Pediatria e Neonatologia da Escola Paulista de Medicima. Diretora Clínica da Reabilitação Especializada.

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1995-12-19

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v. 5 n. 1-2 (1995)

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