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期刊名:Jmir pediatrics and parenting

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ISSN:2561-6722

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This pilot study examined the feasibility and acceptability of implementing a digital in-home air quality monitor among families with children with asthma (N=20). Interview and survey data indicated that the use of this tool was both feasib...
Lena Sophie Olivier,Camelia Lauterbach Oprea,André Stollenwerk et al. Lena Sophie Olivier et al.
Background: Available information about existing neonatal and pediatric intensive care datasets is scarce. Objective: The objective was...
Julia Seinsche,Bettina Schwind,Jörg Haslbeck et al. Julia Seinsche et al.
Background: Creative music therapy (CMT) in preterm infants has been associated with improved health outcomes in both parents and infants while promoting parent-infant bonding. However, access to CMT is limited. ...
Frouke J Terpstra,Ariela Hazan,Elkana Kohn et al. Frouke J Terpstra et al.
Background: Neonatal jaundice is a very common condition in the first week of life requiring timely recognition of the small subset of neonates at risk of developing severe neonatal hyperbilirubinemia (SNH). Total serum b...
Qianxia Jiang,Xiayu Summer Chen,Dev Patel et al. Qianxia Jiang et al.
Background: AI-enabled chatbots and related conversational systems can facilitate human-computer interaction through natural language, personalization, and automated support. In pediatric health promotion, these tools hav...
Leda Sivak,Marcel Zimmet,Blake Dear et al. Leda Sivak et al.
Background: Geography and socioeconomic disadvantage impede access to appropriate services for rural and remote-dwelling children with complex developmental and mental health needs. Telehealth offers opportunities to incr...
Sarah Cary Haynes,Patrick S Romano,Salvador Lopez et al. Sarah Cary Haynes et al.
Background: Adolescents and young adults (AYAs) with type 1 diabetes (T1D) face a heightened risk of care gaps and preventable complications during the transition from pediatric to adult care. AYAs from low-income familie...
Kate Freire,Rodney Pope,Kristen Andrews et al. Kate Freire et al.
Background: Being active benefits children and their parents, but there is a lack of co-designed resources that support families to engage in physical activity (PA) together. ...
Jesse Boyett Anderson,Gabrielle Chinman,Diego Cisneros et al. Jesse Boyett Anderson et al.
Background: Infants with complex heart disease often have delayed development, learning difficulties, and mental health problems as they grow older. Their parents and other caregivers engage in online health information-s...
Ana Paula Azevedo,Andreia Sousa,Marta Evangelista et al. Ana Paula Azevedo et al.
Background: Attentional functioning in childhood emerges from the interaction between cognitive, behavioral, and emotional processes. Children with these vulnerabilities frequently exhibit executive function deficits, inc...