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Presented at the International Nursing Research Conference, Council of Nurse Researchers, Washington, D.C., October 1987. Syfrett EB, Anderson GC, Behnke M, Neu J. Early and virtually continuous kangaroo care for lower-risk preterm infants: effect on temperature, breastfeeding, supplementation and weight. In: Proceedings of the Biennial Conference of the Council of Nurse Researchers, Washington, DC: American Nurses Association, November 1993 Syfrett EB, Anderson GC, Behnke M, Neu J. Kangaroo care for 34-38 week infants beginning in the delivery room: four infants and what we learned. In: Proceedings of the Eight Annual Nursing Conference in Neonatology. Kangaroo Care: Changing Times and Emerging Trends. Boston, MA: Brigham and Women’s Hospital, June 13, 1993 Toma TS, Rea MF, Siqueira SR, Batista LE, Miranda MC, Silvestrini BL, Cattaneo A. Programa Mãe canguru (PMC): benefícios da implantação em um hospital público de nível terciário. Livro de resumos do IV Congreso Brasileiro de Epidemiologia, 1-5 Agosto 1998, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: 319 Tuomikocki-Koiranen, P. (1988) Kenguruhoidosta osana keskoster hortoa ja turun yliopistollisen keskussairaalan. [Finnish]. Manuscript available in English from Anna Maria Laine, University Central Hospital of Turku, Department of Pediatrics, 20520 Turku, 52 Finland. Tuomikoski-Koiranen, P. (1990). Kangaroo care. Paper presented at the third biennial International Conference for Maternity Nurse Researchers, Nordic School for Public Health, Gothenberg, Sweden, June 19-21, 1990. Nathalie Charpak, Pediatrician, Director, Kangaroo Foundation. Kangaroo Approach: Lessons from Different Settings Capetown 5th International Conference of the Scientific Basis for the Health Services. September 20 - 23, 2003. Global Evidence for Local Decisions, Academy Health. Washington D.C. 6th World Congress of Perinatal Medicine, September 13 - 16, 2003. Osaka, Japan Modi N, Glover V, 1998. Non-pharmacological reduction of hypercortisolaemia in preterm infants. Infant Behav (Special ICIS issue) 21: 86.
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Continuous emotional support during labor in a US hospital: a randomised controlled trial. JAMA 1991;265:2197-201 Kjellmer I, Winberg J. The neurobiology of infant-parent interaction in the newborn: an introduction. Acta Paediatr 1994;Suppl 397:1-2 Klaus MH, Kennell JH. Maternal-infant bonding. Mosby, St Louis, 1976 Klaus MH, Kennell JH. Parent to infant bonding: setting the record straight. J Pediatr 1983;102:575-6 Klaus MH, Kennell JH. The doula: an essential ingredient of childbirth rediscovered. Acta Paediatr 1997;86:1034-6 Lamb M. The bonding phenomenon: misinterpretations and their implications. J Pediatr 1982;101:555-7 Levin A. The mother-infant unit at Tallinn Children’s Hospital, Estonia: a truly baby-friendly unit. Birth 1994;21:39-44 Lubchenco LO, Hansman C, Boyd E. Intra-uterine growth in length and head circumference as estimated from live births at gestational age from 26 to 42 weeks. Pediatrics 1966;37:403-8 Lucas A, Morley R, Cole TJ, Gore SM, Lucas PJ, Crowle P, Pearse R, Boon AJ. Powell R. Early diet in preterm babies and developmental status at 18 months. Lancet 1990;335:1477-81 McKenna J, Thoman E, Anders T, Sadeh A, Schnectman V, Glotzbach S. Infant-parent co-sleeping in an evolutionary perspective: implications for understanding infant sleep development and the sudden infant death syndrome. Sleep 1993;16:263-82 Meier P. Bottle and breastfeeding: effects on transcutaneous oxygen pressure and temperature in preterm infants. Nurs Res 1988;37:36-41 Meier PP, Anderson GC. Responses of small preterm infants to bottle and breastfeeding. Matern Child Nurs J 1987;12:97-104 Meier PP, Brown LP. State of the science. Breastfeeding for mothers and low birth weight infants. Nurs Clin North Am 1996;31:351-65 Meier PP, Engstrom JL, Fleming BA, Streeter PL, Lawrence PB. Estimating milk intake of hospitalized preterm infants who breastfeed. J Hum Lact 1996 Meier PP, Engstrom LL, Mangurten HH, Estrada E, Zimmerman B, Kopparthi R. A model to provide breastfeeding support services in the NICU. J Obstet Gynecol Neonatal Nurs 1993;22:338-47 Michelsson K, Christensson K, Rothganger H, Winberg J. Crying in separated and non separated newborns: sound spectrographic analysis. Acta Paediatr 1996;85:471-5 Minde K. The impact of prematurity on the later behavior of children and on their families. Clin Perinatol 1984;11:227-44 Nakajima, H (1994). Comunication: Response of the newborn when gently accosted by the mother inmediately after birth and subsequent. Kelo journal of Medicine. 43(3),167-170. Murdoch DR, Darlow BA. Handling during neonatal intensive care. Arch Dis Child 1984;59:957-61 Narayanan I. Early mother-infant interaction: global perspectives and developing country concerns. J Trop Pediatr 1987;33:120-3 Nilsson, L. (1990). A child is born. New York, NY: Dell. Odent, M. (1984). Birth reborn. New York: Random House, 86-89. Peters KC. Does routine nursing care complicate the physiologic state of the premature infant with respiratory distress syndrome? J Perinat Neonatal Nurs 1992;6:67-84 Protecting, promoting and supporting breastfeeding: the special role of maternity services. A joint WHO/UNICEF statement. Int J Gynaecol Obstet. 1990:31(Suppl 1):171-183. Raju TNK. An epidemiologic study of very low and very very low birth weight infants. Clin Perinatol 1986;132:233-50 Righard L, Alade MO. Effects of delivery room routines on success of first breastfeed. Lancet 1990;334:1105-7 Rosenblatt JS. Psychobiology of maternal behaviour: contribution to the clinical understanding of maternal behaviour among humans. Acta Paediatr 1994;Suppl 397:3-8 Rosenblum LA, Andrews MW. Influences of environmental demand on maternal behaviour and infant development. Acta Paediatr 1994;Suppl 397:57-63 Sarring, B. & Virgin, C. (1992). Early birth, early contact. Denmark: Parents and Birth. Schanler RJ. 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Occasional publications
Breitbach KM. Development and validation of the nursing intervention “kangaroo care”. Master’s thesis, University of Iowa, 1994 Christensson K. Fathers are as effective as incubators for babies born by cesarean section. Karolinska Institutet Publications, 1994 Davanzo R. Care of the low birth weight infant with the kangaroo-mother method in developing countries. Guidelines for health workers. Bureau for International Cooperation in Maternal and Child Health, Istituto per l’Infanzia, Trieste, Italy, 1993 de Leon F. The kangaroo care method: application and use. Presentation International Well Start, San Diego, 1992 Diaz-Rossello JL, Bellman M. Report of PAHO/WHO: early discharge/ambulatory care program for low birth weight ingants (kangaroo method). Centro Latino Americano de Perinatologia (CLAP), Montevideo, 1985 (Internal Document N° 2/85) Rey ES, Martinez HG. Manejo racional del niño prematuro. In: Curso de Medicina Fetal, Universidad Nacional, Bogotá, Colombia, 1983:137-51 Cindy Sagmeister, MS, Neonatal Nurse Practitioner, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, St. Paul Children’s Hospital, St. Paul, MN 55102. Neonatal Intensive Care Team. (1990). Kangaroo care. Brochure for parents of NICU infants. Revista Compensar Salud. Mamá Canguro al calor de la esperanza. Febrero 2003. Martha Cristo. El Bonding: Un debate a terminar…
Books
Anderson GC. Touch and the kangaroo care method. In: Field T, Touch in early development. Hillsdale: L. Earlbaum, 1995 Anderson GC. Kangaroo care of the premature infant. In: Goldstein E, Sostek A (Eds.), Nurturing the premature infant: developmental interventions in the neonatal intensive care nursery. Oxford University Press, 1997 Charpak N, Figueroa Z. La methode kangourou. Edit: ESF, Paris, France, 1996. Charpak N, Figueroa Z. El Metodo Canguro. Edit: Interamericana Mc Graw Hill, Bogota, 1997. Cohea M, Gale G. Kangaroo care in US NICUs: a handbook for caregivers. Petaluma, Ca:NANN Inc., 1996 Ludington-Hoe SM, Golant SK. Kangaroo care: the best you can do for your premature infant. New York, NY: Bantam Books, 1993 McCloskey JC, Bulechek GM. Nursing interventions classification: Iowa intervention project (2nd ed). St. Louis: Mosby, 1996 Nilsson L. A child is born. New York, NY: Dell, 1990 Stening W, Roth B. The kangaroo method for premature infants. In: Blum I (Ed.), Prenatal perception. Berlin: Leonardo Publ, 1993. Original Claudine Amiel-Tison, Dharmapuri Vidyasagar. Traducción y modificación-Charpak N., Fieguroa Z., Gossendi MH., Cristo M. Nací antes de tiempo, mi aventura cuando fui un recién nacido canguro, Bogotá-Colombia, 2004 Compensar EPS.Programa Mamá Canguro – Contacto Piel a Piel, Nov. 2003 (material que se entrega a las mamas), Español Edixioni Red – Natalie Charpak. Una Mamma Canguro. –vivere secondo nature. Italiano Nathalie Charpak, Zita Figueora y Annick Hamel. El método Canguro. Español Nathalie Charpak, Zita Figueora y Annick Hamel. La Méthode Kangourou. Comment les méres des enfants prématurés se substituent aux couveuses. Francés Nathalie Charpak, Zita Figueroa y Annick Hamel. O Método Máe-Canguru. Pais e familiares dos Bebés prematuros podem substituis as incubadoras. Mc-GrawHill. 85-86804-20-7. Portugués Fundación Canguro y Depto. De Epidemiología Clínica y Bioestadística Facultad de Medicina – Pontificia Universidad Javeriana. Guías de Práctica Clínica (Guías de Práctica Clínica Basadas en evidencia para la óptima utilización del método madre canguro de cuidados del recién nacido pretérmino y/o de bajo peso al nacer). 2005. Español Nathalie Charpak .Kangaroo Babies. A Different Way of Mothering. Editores Souvenir Press. 978-0285637726. Ingles Nathalie Charpak. Bebés Canguro. Editorial Gedisa.. Español Nathalie Charpak.Bébés Kangourou. Materner Autrement. Odile Jacob Edit. Frances WHO. A practical Guide. Ginebra.Ingles WHO. Método Madre Canguro. Guía Práctica. Ginebra OMS. Español
Chapters
Beverly Chalmers & Adik Levin. Humane Perinatal Care. Edit. TEA. Pag 83 J. Aguayo, C Pallás, A. Gómez-Papí. Manual de Lactancia Materna. Edit.Méd.Panamericana. Pag 978 – 984 Marshall Klaus, John Kenell y Phyllis Klaus. Bonding. Pag 147 – 151 Medicina Holística. Medicinas complementarias No. 71. Pág 207-218 Saving New Born Lives - Save the Children. Care of the Newborn. Reference Manual. Pag 118 – 120 Tiffany M. Field. Touch in Early Development. 978-84-7903-972-1
Videotapes
Anderson GC. Kangaroo care videotape. Neonatal Network 1996;15:70 Bergman. Método Madre Canguro, Redescubriendo la manera Natural de cuidad de tu bebé recién nacido. 2005 Fundación Canguro. " Piel a Piel en la intimidad" ( US$ 20, 24 mn) available in NTSC and PAL-SECAM, English, French and Spanish. Carrera 39 A No 46-29, Santafé de Bogotá, Colombia. Kim Chi / Johnson & Johnson. Massage Baby - Vietnam Nov. 2007 Gloppestad K. From separation to closeness: parents’ experiences with closeness. Available in English or Norwegian from Kari Gloppestad, Department of Pediatrics, National Hospital, University of Oslo, Pilestredet 32, 0027 Oslo 1, Norway (25 min, $ 140.00) Righard L, Frantz K. Delivery self-attachment. 1992. This videotape shows the efforts of three infants to locate and self- attach to the breast. Two succeed. The one who failed received maternal medication and was separated from the mother for a period immediately after birth (5 minutes; send a check payable to Life and Birth Bookstore for $14.95 to Life and Birth Bookstore, PO Box 70625, Seattle, WA 98107-0625) Rosenberg S, Balmes R. Kangaroo care: a parent’s touch. 1995. The video captures the essence of kangaroo care in developed countries (send a check payable to Northwestern Memorial Hospital for $ 56 to Suzanne Rosenberg, RN, MS, Prentice Women’s Hospital, Room 484, 333 E. Superior St, Chicago, IL 60611) Rekha Udani. Kem Hospital - Mumbai, India Warwood T. Kangaroo care: orientation for health professionals. A twenty minute video covering basic information to be used in orientation of new personnel in sites where kangaroo care is offered or is planned to be offered. Available from Teresa Warwood, 2638 E. 1600 North, Layton, Utah 84040, USA. Phone +1 801 546 4253 Widstrom AM, Ransjo-Arvidson AB, Christensson K. Breastfeeding is ... Baby Choice. 1993. The videotape documents the remarkable ability of the newborn infant to initiate breastfeeding during the first two hours postbirth (5 minutes narrated segment for parents; 20 minutes non-narrated segment for professionals; send a check payable to Georgetown University Hospital for $54.95 to The Lactation Center and Milk Bank, Georgetown University Hospital, 3800 Reservoir Road NW, Washington, DC 20007) de Leeuw, R. (1988). The kangaroo-method in the care of preterm infants (study 1, 2, and 1). Videotape and data presented at the Eleventh European Congress of Perinatal Medeicine, Rome, Italy, April, 1988.
UNICEF four-in-one video includes:
Hofvander Y. Breastfeeding revisited. Breastfeeding: a global priority. Co-produced by the Division of Public Affairs and the Division of Information (RTFS), UNICEF Armstrong H, Kamau M. Feeding low birth weight babies. Co-produced by IBFAN and UNICEF Mother Kangaroo, a light of hope. UNICEF Regional Office for Latin America and the Caribbean, 1988 UNICEF (1984, May). Kangaroo treatment saves underweight babies. News Feature. This set of videotapes is available from Tony Tirado, Division of Information, RTFSH9-F, Unicef, 3 UN Plaza, New York, NY 10017. (Include a $40 check payable to UNICEF)
WHO Documents
Bellman M, Diaz-Rossello JL. Preliminary report of a joint consultation. In: WHO. Consensus Conference on Appropriate Technology following Birth, Trieste, 7-11 October 1986 Cattaneo, A, & Tamburlini, G. (1997). News from the Regions-Newsletter from italy. Journal of Tropical Pediatrics 43,251- 252. Davanzo,R (1993). Care of the low birth weight infants with the kangaroo mother method in developing coutries. Guidelines for health workers. Bureau for international Cooperation in Maternal and Child Health. WHO Colaborating Centre for Maternal and Child Health, instituto per lInfanzia, via Dell Istrud 65/1,34137, Trieste, Italy. Schmidt E, Wittreich G. Care of the abnormal newborn: a random controlled trial study of the “kangaroo method” of care of low birth weight newborns. In: WHO. Consensus Conference on Appropriate Technology following Birth, Trieste, 7-11 October 1986 WHO. 55th World Health Assembly. Child health and development: health of the newborn. Geneva, 1992 WHO. Basic newborn resuscitation: a practical guide. Maternal and Newborn Health / Safe Motherhood Unit (WHO/RHT/MSM/98.1), Geneva, 1998 WHO. Birth weight surrogates. The relationship between birth weight, arm and chest circumference. Division of Family Health, Geneva, 1987 WHO. Care in normal birth: a practical guide. Maternal and Newborn Health / Safe Motherhood Unit (WHO/FRH/MSM/96.24), Geneva, 1996 WHO. Care of the umbilical cord: a review of the evidence. Maternal and Newborn Health / Safe Motherhood (WHO/FRH/MSM/98.4), Geneva, 1998 WHO. Essential newborn care. Report of a Technical Working Group, Trieste, 25-29 April 1994. Maternal and Newborn Health / Safe Motherhood (WHO/FRH/MSM/96.13), Geneva, 1996 WHO. Indicators for assessing breastfeeding practices. Division of Diarrhoeal and Acute Respiratory Disease Control (WHO/CDD/SER/91.14), Geneva, 1991 WHO. Low birth weight. A tabulation of available information. Maternal Health and Safe Motherhood Programme (WHO/MCH/92.2), Geneva, 1992 WHO. Mother-baby package: implementing safe motherhood in countries. Maternal Health and Safe Motherhood Programme (WHO/FHE/MSM/94.11), Geneva, 1994 WHO. Perinatal mortality. A listing of available information. Maternal Health and Safe Motherhood Programme (WHO/FRH/MSM/96.7), Geneva, 1996 WHO. Thermal control of the newborn: a practical guide. Maternal Health and Safe Motherhood Programme (WHO/FHE/MSM/93.2), Geneva, 1993 World Health Organization. (1985). Preliminary report of joint consultation. Bogota [written by Bellman, etc. WHO Library Cataloguin-in-Publication Data. Kangaroo Mother Care: A Practical Guide. Order 1150508. 2003. WHO, 1978. Alma Ata 1978 Primary Health Care. Report of the International Conferrence on Primary Health Care, Alma Ata, ussr,6 – 12 September 1978. WHO, Geneva. 1-79.
UNICEF Documents
UNICEF. Kangaroo treatment saves underweight babies. News Features, May 1984 Grant GP. State of the World’s Children. Oxford University Press, Oxford, 1984 UNICEF. Breastfeeding management and promotion in a baby friendly hospital. UNICEF, New York, 1993
Other publications
Anderson, G.C. (1995)Touch and the kangaroo method. in T. Field (E.d.),Touch in early development (pp 35-51). Hillsdale, NJ: Erlbaum. Anderson, G.C. (1996). Kangaroo care videotape (Letter to the editor). Neonatal Network, 15(4),70. Anderson, G.C. (1999). Kangaroo care of the premature infant. in E. Goldson (Ed.) Nurturing the premature infant Developmental interventions in the neonatal intensive care nursery (pp.131-160) Anner,J (1994,Spring). Kangaroo care: a fathers story of his premature daughter. Chidbirth Instructor Magazine, 4(2), 12-17. Baker,A.M.(1993). Kangaroo care experience. Unpublished masters thesis,the college of St.Catherine,St. Paul, Minnesota. Baker, A. (1996). Maternal perceptions of the kangaroo care experience. Unpublished masters thesis, the college of st. Catherine. St. Paul. Minnesota. Balde P. Dr. Pierre Balde, pediatrician. The Kangaroo method (interview by Anne-Claire Delval-Motro). Rev Infirm. 1998 Feb; (35):29. Bingham, R.J.(1997). Roo the day: Rudiments of kangaroo Care. NANN Central Lines, 13(4),1,11-13. Breitbach, KM (1994) Development and validation of the nursing intervention Kangaroo care Unpublished Master thesis University of lowa city. Cattaneo, A. (1997). Le meamme canguro. CUAMM NOTIZIE, 12(1), 8-11. Christensson, K.,(2001). Skin-to-skincare, experience in European and American newborn infants. Johnson and Johnson Pediatric istitute. stLouis, Mo: Division of Johnson and Johnson Consumer Companies, Inc. Conde-Agudelo, A., Diaz-Rossello, J.L.,Belizan, J.M. (2000). Kangaroo mother care reduce morbidity and mortality in low brithweight infants. The Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews issue 4. Davanzo, R, & Cattaneo, A. (1995). The kangaroo mother method. The Kangaroo. 4(1), 6-9. Flament, P. (1994). Kangaroo care. FNIB info (6), 3-5. Hanrahan J. A mother’s touch. In Los Angeles Times, LA Life Section, May 9, 1995 p 1-13,14. Refers to Dr Ludington’s work and shows the research utilization that occurred after Dr Ludington’s speech at Valley Presbyterian Hospital 4 months earlier. Imperial, F (2001). Implementation of kangaroo care in the Philippines. Johnson and Johnoson Pediatric Institute. St. Louis, Mo: Division of Johnson and Johnson Consumer Companies Inc. McCloskey, J.C. & Bulechek,G.M. (1996). Nursing interventions classifications (NIC): lowa intervention projest (2nd.ed.) St. Louis: Mosby. pp.67,354,355,443. Messmer, P.R., Wells-Gentry, J.,Rodriguez,S.,& Washburn, K. (1995). Mothers feelings on Kangaroo care for the preterm infants. in P.L. Munhall & V:M: Fitzsimons, Eds. The emergence of women into the 21st Century. New York: NLN Press. Norton D. Kangaroo love for premature babies. Living and Loving, Sept 1995, p 133-135 (A New Zealand Magazine) Relier JP.Professor Jean-Pierre Relier, pediatrician. The Kangaroo method (interview by Anne-Claire Delval-Motro)]. Rev Infirm. 1998 Feb;(35):30 Ridley,K. (2000). NICU offers high-touch in a high-tech world. inside 10-12. Seib J. Kangaroo Care: a personal touch practice in a high tech environment. RN Times, p 1-3. Relates the effects of Dr Ludington’s research and consumer book on Kangaroo Care and talks to local hospitals where it is practised. Soukhanov AH. Word Watch. Atlantic Monthly, October 1992:127. Reports Kangaroo Care as a noun and kangarooing as a verb to mean holding the premature infant skin-to-skin against a chest. Zupan, J. (2001). Conclusions. Johnson and Johnson Pediatric Institute. St. Louis, MO: Division of Johnson and Johnson Consumer Companies, Inc.
Abstracts/KMC Meeting (Bogota, 1990). UNICEF, New York, 1992 (available free of cost, in English and Spanish from UNICEF, 3 UN Plaza, New York, NY 10017, USA)
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I International KMC Workshop, WHO Collaborative Center, Trieste, 1996, No Abstract available, report (INK) available on Kangaroo.javeriana.edu.co
II International KMC Workshop, Kangaroo Foundation, Bogota, Colombia, 1998, abstracts available on Kangaroo.javeriana.edu.co
J.Swinth, G.Cranston Anderson, B.Syfrett (USA) Title: " Barriers to KMC in the United States" No abstract R. Davanzo, Paola Stillo, Daniela Petrina, Cristina Fertz, Humberto de Vonderweid Title:"Kangaroo Mother Care (Kmc) In a Tertiary Neonatal Care Department: the Experience of Staff." M Boixader (Spain) Title: "Testimony". Adolfo Gómez Papí, Ana Nieto Jurado.Title: "Continuous Kangaroo Mother Care in an Extremely Low Birth Weight Infant. First experience in our Contry." E.Ryan (Africa del Sur)Title: "The implementation of KMC at Groote Schuur Hospital: KMC ward " E.Ryan (Africa del Sur)Title: "The implementation of KMC at Groote Schuur Hospital: A nursing perspective." Z. Lippert, P. Kirkwood, V. Suberg, E. Mc Glenadolf, Jacobs Presented by E.Ryan (Africa del Sur) Title: “How do parents in the neonatal unit at groote schuur hospital, perceive Kangaroo Mother Care.” (KMC) E.Ryan, Chief Professional Nurse, Neonatal Unit, Maternity Centre, Groote Schuur Hospital, Africa del Sur.Title: "The Implementation of Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC) at Groote Schuur Hospital" M.S. Pignotti, G. Rapisardi*, F.F. Rubaltelli, Italy Title: "Kangaroo Mother Care: Parents’ and Nurses’ Opinions and Problems" M.Ferreira Rea, T.Toma, SR.Siqueira, LE.Batista, BL.Silvestrini y A.Cattaneo (Brasil, Italia) Title: " KM Method: implications related to breastfeeding and development of LBW babies" A.Levin (Estonia) Title: " Medical - Psychological work with mothers in the neonatal department" N.Bergman Wesfleur Hospital, Provincial Administration Western Cape, South Africa. Title: “A descriptive framework for KMC practice and research”. Y.Cifuentes, G.Zuleta (Colombia) No abstract " Implementation of the Original KangarooMother Program at the IMI, 1978, Santafé de Bogotá, Colombia" R.Martínez Verónica “Kangaroo Mother Program in the Hospital Civil of Guadalajara, Mexico G.Lima (Brasil) Abstract in Spanish Title: " Assistencia Madre Canguro - IMIP Humberto Rey Vargas “Mild neonatal Respiratory Adaptation Problems and Kangaroo care in low birth Weight babies in the first hours of life” L.Rosero, R.Martinez (Colombia) “Implementation of KMC in the Colombian Social Security in Bogotá " J.David Title: “Testimony of a KMC Mother” J Molina Cambronero, R. Avila Title: “The Kangaroo Mother Program in Costa Rica: 2 years follow-up” A S Donado Romero “Kangaroo Mother Care in the Clinica los Andes, ISS Baranquilla, Colombia” R. Arandia “Kangaroo Mother Program, ten years of work”. M. Licea Pérez Peña “Problems encountered with the implementation of the Kangaroo Mother Care Program (KMC) in Tepic, Nayarit, México”. S.Quintero, Italy “Kangaroo mother care: acceptability for mothers and health workers”. E. Pineda “Hondurain Experience with the Kangaroo Mother Method 1992 – 1998” E. Teixeira do Nascimento, Santos - SP. Brasil Title: "Kangaroo-baby (KB) in Departamment of Pediatric of Medical Science School of Santos" .E.Mendoza, L.Almeida "Interacção Mãe - Filho No Recém-Nascido Prétermo" Dr.Tereza Toma, Brasil Kangaroo Mother Care: “The experience of a Public Hospital in Metropolitan area” O. Lincetto “Kangaroo Mother Care as the Exclusive Way of Treating low Birthweight Infants in a secondary level Hospital in Mozambique”. N.Nguyen “The Kangaroo Mother Program at Uong Bi Hospital, Vietnam”. A.E.Mendoza, L.Almeida " Amor de mae" " Interaccao mae - filho no recem-nascido pretermo" N. Bergman, Western Cape, South Africa. “An implementation framework for KMC”. C. Luong (Vietnam) “Management of Kangaroo Mother Program in TU DU Maternity Hospital”. O. Ndiaye- Senegal "The Kangaroo Method : Problem Assesment And Difficulties In Introducing It At Le Dantec University Health Center Maternity" A. Surjono, Yogyakarta, Indonesia Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC) in Community Setting in Indonesia H. Pratomo * and Siti Dhyanti Wisnuwardhani** "Problems In The Implementation Of The Kangaroo Care Mother (Kcm) Among Rural Women In Different Regions Of Indonesia" A. Cattaneo and Riccardo Davanzo, Trieste, Italy. Kangaroo mother care: practical Guidelines R.Tessier, M.Cristo, E.Velez (Canada PMC/ISS/Colombia)."Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC): A method of protecting high-risk premature infants against developmental delay at 12 months of age." K. Christenssen (Suecia )"Crying behaviour in the newborn infant" J.G.Ruiz, N.Charpak, Z.Figueroa, Y.Charpak (UEC U.Javeriana, PMC/ISS/Colombia, EVAL Francia "Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC) versus “traditional” care (TC) for newborn infants 2000 grams. A randomized controlled trial. results at one year" A.Levine (Estonia)."Humane Neonatal Care Initiative at the end of XX century" A. Surjono (Indonesia). "Kangaroo Mother care in Low Birth Weight Infants: a randomized Controlled Trial" G.Anderson (USA)."Self-Regulatory mothering vs nursery routine care postbirth: effect on salivary cortisol and interactions with gender, feeding and smoking" S.Flores, I.Cifuentes (Mejico) "Clinical Score for a Safe and Earlier Hospital Discharge for the mother/infant (M/I) dyad, participating in a kangaroo Program." R.Cerezo (Guatemala). Abstract in Spanish "Programa Madre Canguro: ¿Existe un limite de peso y edad gestacional? S.Ludington , presented by J.Swinft,(USA). No abstract "Randomized controlled trial of KC with ventilated preterm infants" N.Bergman. (Africa del Sur)."Charge for the future of KC: a public health imperative"
III International KMC Workshop, Yoyakarta, 2000, abstracts available on http// Kangaroo.javeriana.edu.co
N Bergman, Cap Town Kangaroo Mother Care from Birth Compared to Conventional Care Z Figueroa, R.Martinez, Colombia Predicting the Need for Supplementing Breastfeeding inInfants with Birth Weight < 2000 G. Cared for at the Kangaroo Mother Program (KMC) of the “Clinica Del Nino” in Santafe De Bogota, Colombia IGG Djelantik, Indonesia, Evaluation of the Post Training Training Knowledge and Performance of Midwives in Implementing the Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC) at Grass Root Level: A Cross Sectional Study in Lombok Island Rina Artining Anggorodi, Hadi Pratomo, and Hendrastuti Pertiwi, Jakarta, Indonesia Ethnographic Study Case of the Newborn among the Women in Rural Areas. District Central Maluku, Maluku Province, Indonesia Marta Prochnik, Brazil The Transition of KMC into Public Policy in Brazil . "A Rapid Assessment Procedure involving social scientists to assess the existing practice of caring for the preterm babies in an isolated areas of eastern part of Indonesia". Kurilina T., Ukraine The First Result of Implementation of KMC in Ukraine Jelka Zupan, Geneva, Switzerland Clinical Course and Outcomes of Newborn Infants < 2000, Newborn Health and Kangaroo Mother Care Hadi Pratomo, Indonesia Developing Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC) Video Program for Supporting Training for Health Personnel: A Case Study in Indonesia Jansson M, Sweden ,Physiological Metabolic and Behavioural Outcome in Preterm Infants Randomized skin-to-skin or Traditional (Separation) Immediate after Birth Luong Kim Chi, Vietnam Kangaroo Babies Breast Tube Feeding at Home in Comparison with Breast Sucking Feeding Directly Nizmawardani Yaman, Indonesia Non-Medical Reasons Facilitating the Acceptance of Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC) among Rural Women in Ogan Komering Ulu (OKU) District South Sumatra Province, Indonesia Ali Usman, Indonesia Some Clinical Aspects of Kangaroo Mother Method Care on Low Birth Weight Infants at Home Parma Oemi Asnil, Indonesia The Implementation of KMC on Low Birth Weight Infants and its Influencing Factors in M. Djamil General Public HospitalPadang, Indonesia Nguyen Thu Nga, Vietnam The Early Implementation of Kangaroo Mother Care Unit at Uong Bi General Hospital, Vietnam