Pilot RCT of the use of video interactive guidance with preterm babies

Video feedback for parental sensitivity and attachment security in children under five years

“…Other methods that were not relevant to the available data, or that we could not use for other reasons, are summarised in Table 1. One of the review authors (JB) is an author of an included study (Barlow 2016). JB was not involved in data extraction or assessment of risk of bias; the review authors involved in this did not need to seek any further advice on either of these areas with regards to this particular study.…”

“…Two studies recruited participants from an inpatient hospital setting (Barlow 2016;Ho enkamp 2015). The other 20 studies recruited participants from a community setting, including primary care, and hospital outpatient clinics.…”

“…The majority of studies (n = 14) randomised only mother-child dyads. Seven studies randomised male as well as female caregiver and child dyads (Barlow 2016 Participants were recruited for a range of reasons including: child behaviour problems; parental diagnosis of an eating disorder; adverse family circumstances; parental depression; sensitivity problems; insecure attachment; parental intellectual disability; teenage or single parenthood (or both); migration status; preterm baby; adopted child; deaf children; parents who were being monitored by social services for child maltreatment; parents of children with a visual or visual and intellectual disability; and autistic children or children considered at risk of autism.…”

“…We pooled data from eight studies (537 parent-child dyads) reporting data at postintervention or short-term follow-up (Barlow 2016;Benzies 2013;Hodes 2017;Kalinauskiene 2009;Klein Velderman 2006; Negrão 2014; Platje 2018; Poslawsky 2015). A random-e ects meta-analysis did not show any strong evidence of a di erence between intervention and control groups (SMD −0.09, 95% CI −0.26 to 0.09, Analysis 1.4).…”

“…In terms of conflict of interest, it should be noted that one of the review authors (JB) was the lead author on one of the included studies (Barlow 2016). However, JB was not involved in study selection, data extraction, assessment of risk of bias or GRADE ratings for this study.…”