Neonatal Intensive Care Congress Held at Lokman Hekim University
Bringing together healthcare professionals, the congress discussed holistic nursing approaches and current clinical practices in neonatal intensive care units.
Hosted by Lokman Hekim University Faculty of Nursing in Ankara, the congress addressed current scientific approaches and clinical practices in the field of neonatal intensive care.
Purpose and Details of the Congress
Lokman Hekim University Faculty of Nursing brought together academics, nurses, and healthcare professionals working in the field of neonatal intensive care.
Throughout the three-day scientific program held in Ankara, various topics regarding neonatal care were discussed in detail.
Highlights of the Scientific Program
During the event, critical topics such as current care models, the effects of stress on newborns, and the improvement of nutrition were debated.
Additionally, safe sleep, pain management, protection of skin integrity, and proper positioning practices were presented to the participants.
Sensory Stimuli and Developmental Needs
The effects of sensory stimuli such as light, sound, touch, movement, and smell in the intensive care environment on babies were evaluated comprehensively.
It was emphasized that in addition to the physiological requirements of newborns, their developmental and emotional needs should also be integrated into the care process.
Family and Parent-Centered Care Approaches
The event aimed to strengthen cooperation with families during the care process, increase parental participation, and support the parent-newborn bond.
Experts stated that integrating evidence-based practices with clinical experience will enhance the quality of service.