Parents are important members of the healthcare team.
Alberta Family Integrated Care (FICare) keeps parents as close as possible to their baby, even in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).
The healthcare team will make sure parents get the education and support they need to care for their baby, while in the NICU and once they are able to go home.
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Contact information and services at Alberta neonatal intensive care units (NICUs):
Helping to advance knowledge on family integrated care in NICUs by sharing results of research and quality improvement initiatives.
Sharing these studies supports understanding of how Alberta FICare improves clinical care, neonatal outcomes, the experience of families with a baby in the NICU, and health system performance.
Quick links to NICU information & resources:
Parenting in the NICU: How to be involved as a member of your baby's care team A practical guide on how you can partner with your baby's healthcare team in the NICU.
Family Integrated Bedside Rounds in NICU (overview)
Bedside rounds is when parents and members of your baby’s healthcare team get together to discuss your baby’s journey and plan care. Parents are welcome at rounds.
Parents are welcome at rounds. Watch this video and download the overview to help you know what to expect.
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