Changes related to the health care of children.
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A unique and innovative role for parents has emerged from the recent emphasis on family-centered, community-based health care for children with special health-care needs. The role of parent consultant is described in the following article. Identified are the characteristics of the consultant role, benefits as well as challenges, how the role is enacted, and ways to finance the position. Nurses can serve to support and nurture the parent consultant role to ensure positive role development. Parent consultants have a unique and important perspective to offer in the delivery of a family-centered approach.
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The specific purpose of this investigation was to examine the newborn performance of colic and noncolic infants on the Brazelton Neonatal Behavior Assessment Scale (BNBAS). The sample was composed of 119 firstborn infants from healthy, married, white couples. Data were collected prenatally, during the perinatal period, and postnatally from birth through four months of infant age. A total of 38 infants (32%) were believed to have colic. Colicky infants differed significantly from noncolicky infants on one of the seven item clusters, labeled the BNBAS Orientation cluster (p less than .05).
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