Hospital discharge

Dalla Terapia Intensiva Neonatale alla Pediatria di famiglia

Aversa S, Risso FM.

2023/2 — pag. 103-109 — DOI

Discharge planning of preterm infants and transition from the neonatologist to the primary care paediatrician are key components of family-centred Neonatal Intensive Care Unit care. Growth support and monitoring, feeding choices, management of gastro...

La dimissione del neonato fisiologico. Dalla revisione del problema a un possibile protocollo

Riccardo Davanzo, Cristina Brondello, Roberto Cerchio

2006/9 — pag. 562-569

In the last decades worldwide, the length of hospital stay for newborns and their mothers after childbirth has dramatically shortened mainly due to economical reasons. This choice may imply some risks for the newborn. The present article highlights t...

Osservazione temporanea: ruolo e prospettive tra Ospedale e territorio

E. Guglia, et al.

2004/9 — pag. 567-570

A 12-year experience in Temporary Observation (TO) in a Child Emergency Department is presented. During the ‘90s, the proportion of cases dealth with by TO progressively increased, resulting in reduced number of hospital admissions. The appropriate...

Raccomandazioni per l’assistenza alla madre in puerperio e al neonato

2000/1 — pag. 35-43

The document is the final product of a process which comprised bibliographic search, discussion and consensus development among the various professionals involved in post-partum care to mothers and to newborn babies, in both hospital and primary he...

Dimissione del neonato e allattamento al seno

M.E. Armeni, L. Antinucci

1998/7 — pag. 447-451

To evaluate the content of information on breastfeeding provided to mothers at discharge from maternity, the discharge forms currently used in all 36 maternities of the city of Rome were analyzed. 7 private maternities do not provide any kind of...