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Brazelton T. Berry <1918-> |
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Neonatal behavioral assessment scale [[electronic resource] /] / T. Berry Brazelton and J. Kevin Nugent |
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London, : Mac Keith Press, 2011 |
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[4th ed.] |
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Descrizione fisica |
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1 online resource (200 p.) |
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Collana |
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Clinics in developmental medicine ; ; no. 190 |
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Brazelton Neonatal Behavioral Assessment Scale |
Electronic books. |
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Materiale a stampa |
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Livello bibliografico |
Monografia |
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Note generali |
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Description based upon print version of record. |
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Nota di bibliografia |
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Includes bibliographical references and index. |
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CONTENTS; AUTHORS' APPOINTMENTS; CONTRIBUTORS; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; PREFACE; CHAPTER 1: THE NEONATAL BEHAVIORAL ASSESSMENT SCALE (NBAS) - BACKGROUND AND CONCEPTUAL BASIS; History; Conceptual basis; Content and uses; Conclusion; CHAPTER 2: THE STANDARD ADMINISTRATION OF THE NBAS; Examiner preparation; The administration of the NBAS; CHAPTER 3: SCORING THE NBAS ITEMS; General guidelines for scoring the NBAS; NBAS scoring; CHAPTER 4: USING THE NBAS IN RESEARCH; Introduction; The NBAS as a research tool; Methodological issues; Research questions; Prenatal maternal influences |
Preterm birth and low birth weight Term infants; Maternal well being; The NBAS and intervention; Exploring links between newborn and later behavior; Conclusion; CHAPTER 5: THE PSYCHOLOGICAL CONTEXT OF THE NBAS; Birth is a unique window for intervention; What defines a mother?; The psychological preparation for parenthood; The unfolding of the attachment process; Neonatal moments of meeting; Consultation with the NBAS: an example; Conclusions; CHAPTER 6: NEW ADVANCES IN THESTUDY OF MOTOR BEHAVIOR IN PRETERMAND TERM INFANTS; Spontaneous movement patterns and General Movements |
What are General Movements? CHAPTER 7: THE INTER-RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EXAMINER, INFANT AND PARENTS IN THE USE OF THE NBAS; Emotional communication, counter-transference, and examiner's emotional response; Conclusion; CHAPTER 8: THE NBAS IN DIFFERENT |
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CONTEXTS:TRAINING, RESEARCH AND CLINICAL ISSUES; CHAPTER 8.1: NBAS TRAINING - LESSONS FROM THE UK; Background and history; Important aspects of the UK training model; The NBAS examiner; NBAS training in the UK; Examples of programs using the NBAS in the UK; Projects with other organizations; Future work of the Brazelton Centre in the UK; Conclusion |
Comments from trainees about the NBAS training course in the UK Useful sources; CHAPTER 8.2: NEURODEVELOPMENTAL ASSESSMENT IN YOUNG INFANTS:A PROPOSAL FOR DAILY CLINICAL ACTIVITY AND EARLY INTERVENTION, INTEGRATING THE CONCEPTS OF MILANI COMPARETTI,BRAZELTON AND PRECHTL; Milani Comparetti's model; Neurodevelopmental assessment; Strategies of early developmental intervention for high-risk neonates; Case study; CHAPTER 8.3: THE NBAS AND POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION: A CASE STUDY; CHAPTER 8.4: CLINICAL APPLICATIONS OF THE NBAS WITH AT-RISK INFANTS WITHIN A RESEARCH SETTING: CASE VIGNETTES |
Clinical vignette: Mary, an infant with Down syndrome Behavioral characteristics of newborn infants with intrauterine growth restriction and who are small for gestational age; Assessing the at-risk newborn infant in research settings; CHAPTER 8.5: THE NBAS AND AN INFANT WITH A DISABILITY: A CASE STUDY; CHAPTER 8.6: USING THE NBAS IN THE CONTEXT OF BREAST FEEDING ISSUES: A CASE STUDY; CHAPTER 8.7: THE NBAS IN PEDIATRIC CARE; Introduction; Clinical case examples; Physical and Behavioral Newborn Examination; Additional guidance for performing PEBE as an interactive, relational examination |
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The Neonatal Behavioral Assessment Scale (NBAS) is the most comprehensive examination of newborn behaviour: it assesses behavioral repertoire and neurological status. Used increasingly as a way of promoting a positive relationship between parent and child, the new edition also covers motor behaviour and includes new guidelines for clinicians. |
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