Assessment of intensive care unit delirium in developmentally delayed children

Diseroad, Emily R.; Minnick, Samantha; Hutson, Tamara Kay

doi:10.1038/s41390-024-03529-1

Pediatr Res

2024

DOI: 10.1038/s41390-024-03529-1

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Assessment of intensive care unit delirium in developmentally delayed children

Emily R. Diseroad,

Samantha Minnick,

Tamara Kay Hutson

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The importance of everyday factors in pediatric neurodevelopment

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Seemingly ordinary aspects of daily life-such as sleep, sound, pain, glucose regulation, the surrounding environment, social determinants of health, and overall wellness-can have profound effects on the neurodevelopmental outcomes of infants and children. The manuscripts contained within this review issue delve into the significance of these everyday factors, examining current research, identifying gaps in the literature, and highlighting future directions for improving neurodevelopmental outcomes.

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The importance of everyday factors in pediatric neurodevelopment

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Assessment of intensive care unit delirium in developmentally delayed children

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