id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
do-35780	Garton , Dale; Kendrick, Lauren	New Zealand: A nursing reflection 	2023	3	.pdf	application/pdf	2152	98	52	With ongoing support from organ- isations (e.g., NNCA), interest from consumer groups (e.g., The Little Miracles Trust NICU parent peer-to-peer support group), and training from FINE 1 and 2 and potentially NIDCAP easily accessible through the Australasian NIDCAP Training Centre, the road map to ensure developmental care is fully integrated into neonatal care nationally is well on its way to achieving the best outcomes for pēpi and whanau entrusted in our care. Developmental care had a natural affinity with the nursing concept of caring making it a philosophy that should have been easily embraced by the nursing team.4 In the early days, how- ever, practicing developmental care seemed outside the NICU medical model and was considered by some as an ‘add-on’ to care once the technical and medical tasks had been addressed.5 As developmental care initiatives began to be introduced, these initiatives received little acknowledgment from the wider team as contributing to pēpi or whanau outcomes.	cache/do-35780.pdf	txt/do-35780.txt