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171. Whitelaw A, Diaz-Rossello J, Anderson GC. In-hospital skin-to-skin contact for newborn infants and their mothers. Cochrane Library, Issue 3. Oxford, Update Software, 1998

172. Whitelaw A, Heisterkamp G, Sleath K, Acolet D, Richards M. Skin-to-skin contact for very low birth weight infants and their mothers. Arch Dis Child 1988;63:1377-81

173. Whitelaw A, Liestøl K. Mortality and growth of low birth weight infants on the kangaroo mother program in Bogotà, Colombia. Pediatrics 1994;94:931-2

174. Whitelaw A, Sleath K. Myth of marsupial mother: home care of very low birth weight infants in Bogotà, Colombia. Lancet 1985;May 25:1206-8

175. Vial-Courmont M. The "Kangaroo" ward. Med Wieku Rozwoj 2000;4(2 Suppl 3):105-17176. Wieland CH, Bauer K, Bisson K, Versmold H. Kanguruhpflege bei 39 Fruhgeborenen.

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Abstracts

1. Anderson GC. Kangaroo care and breastfeeding for preterm infants. Breastfeeding Abstracts 1989;9:7-8

2. Anderson GC, Chang HP, Behnke M, Eyler FD, Conlon M. Self-regulatory mothering postbirth: effect on and correlation between infant crying and salivary cortisol. Pediatr Res 1995;37:12A

3. Anderson GC, Marks L, Wahlberg V. Kangaroo care for preterm infants around the world: state of the art. Society for Research in Child Development Biennial Meeting, 1987

4. Anderson GC, Shiao SYP, Smith-Sullivan K. Nursery assignment, based on weight or gestation, varies for healthy just-delivered preterm infants. Infant Behaviour and Development 1994;17:500

5. Argote LA, Rey H, Ludington SM, Medellin G, Castro E, Anderson GC. Dificultad respiratoria transitoria y contacto piel a piel temprano como manejo del niño prematuro. Memorias de XVI Congreso Colombiano de Pediatria, Cali, Colombia, 1991; p532

6. Bauer K, Pasel K, Versmold H. Chest skin temperature of mothers of term and preterm infants is higher than that of men and women. Pediatr Res 1996;39:195A

7. Bauer K, Uhrig C, Sperling P, Versmold HT. One hour of skin-to-skin contact was no cold stress for VLBW infants, as oxygen consumption and central-peripheral temperature gradient did not increase. Pediatr Res 1995;23:402A

8. Bier JB, Ferguson AE, Liebling JA, Morales Y, Archer D, Vohr R. Skin-to-skin contact improves physiologic state of breastfed low birth weight infants. Pediatr Res 1995;37:103A

9. Bosque EM, Brady JP, Affonso D, Wahlberg V . Continuous physiological measures of kangaroo versus incubator care in a tertiary level nursery. Pediatr Res 1988;23:402A

10. Cattaneo A, Davanzo R. A multicentre study on kangaroo mother care in developing countries: obstacles and constraints. In: Proceedings of the 13th Annual Meeting of the International Society for Technology Assessment in Health Care, Barcelona, Spain, May 25-28, 1997, p 168

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11. Charpak N, Figueroa de Calume Z, Ruiz JG, Charpak Y. Kangaroo mother versus traditional care for newborn infants less than 200 grams: a randomized controlled trial. Pediatr Res 1997;41:192A

12. Charpak N, Ruiz Pélaez JG, Figueroa de Calume Z, Charpak Y. Comparison between two methods for caring for newborn infants with birth weights under 2001 g. A randomized controlled trial. Pediatr Res 1995;37:199A

13. Charpak N, Ruiz Pélaez JG, Figueroa de Calume Z, Tessier R, Cristo M, Velez E, Charpak Y. Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC): a method of proctecting high risk infants. Pediatr Res 1999;1411:240A

14. Dutcher J. Nursing attitudes about kangaroo care in the United States. National Association of Neonatal Nurses Annual Meeting, Nashville, TN, Sept 15-17, 1996

15. Engler AJ, Ludington SM. Kangaroo care in the United States: a national survey. J Invest Med 1999;47:168A

16. Ferreira C, Ludington SM. Does frequent skin contact improve respiratory pattern in preemies? Respir Care 1994;39:1061

17. Hadeed AJ, Ludington SM, Siegel S. Skin-to-skin contact between mother and infant rescues idiopathic apnoea of prematurity. Pediatr Res 1995;34:208A

18. Ludington SM, Ferreira C, Wang JIJ. Preliminary cardiorespiratory, thermal and behavioural outcomes for 10 days of skin-to-skin contact for incubator care premature infants. In: Proceedings of the International Clinical Update and Research Symposium of the National Association of Neonatal Nurses, Seattle, WA, April 13-16, 1995. Petaluma, CA: NANN, p 93

19. Ludington SM, Ferreira CN, Swinth J. Skin-to-skin contact (SSC) effects on pulmonary function tests in ventilated preterm infants. J Invest Med 1999;47:173A

20. Ludington SM, Irwin S, Swinth J, Becker J, Rao S, Hadeed A. Skin contact and breathing in preterms. Respir Care 1994;39:1060

21. Ludington SM, Nguyen N, Swinth J. Kangaroo care minimizes maternal stress. In: Proceedings of the International Clinical Update and Research Symposium of the National Association of Neonatal Nurses, Seattle, WA, April 13-16, 1995. Petaluma, CA: NANN, p 35

22. Ludington SM, Swinth J, Becker J, Rao S, Hadeed AJ. The effects of kangaroo care on apnoea of prematurity. In: Proceedings of the International Clinical Update and Research Symposium of the National Association of Neonatal Nurses, Seattle, WA, April 13-16, 1995. Petaluma, CA: NANN, p 93

23. Ludington SM, Thompson C, Swinth J. Efficacy of kangaroo care with preterm infants in open air cribs. Neonatal Network 1992;11:101

24. Ludington-Hoe SM, Anderson GC, Rey H, Argote LA, Hosseini B. Transitional physiology and state behavior of Colombian preterm infants in skin-to-skin (kangaroo) care and open air cribs beginning in the delivery room. Infant Behavior and Development 1992;15:537 (Special ICIS Issue)

25. Ludington-Hoe SM, Swinth J, Nguyen N. Maternal stress reduction with skin contact with premature infants. Infant Behavior and Development, Special Issue, 1994;17:793

26. Ludington-Hoe SM, Swinth J. Abnormal breathing reduction in preterm infants during skin-to-skin contact. Infant Behavior and Development, Special Issue, 1994;17:792

27. Persson J. Kangaroo care: high touch in a high tech environment. In: Proceedings of the Eight Annual Nursing Conference in Neonatology. Kangaroo Care: Changing Times and Emerging Trends. Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston, MA, 1993

28. Rozin A, Weller A, Charpak N, Ruiz JG, de Calume Z, Charpak Y, Sack J. Maturation of the pituitary-thyroid axis and the adrenal in low birth weight infants raised by the kangaroo method. Pediatr Res 1995;37:235 A

29. Shiau SH, Anderson GC. Randomized controlled trial of kangaroo care with fullterm infants: effects on maternal anxiety, breastmilk maturation, breast engorgement, and breastfeeding status. Abstract accepted for presentation at the International Breastfeeding Conference, Australia’s Breastfeeding Association, Sidney, Australia, October 23-25, 1997

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30. 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

31. 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

32. 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

The following abstracts on kangaroo mother care are reported in: UNICEF. Proceedings of the First International Conference on the Kangaroo Mother Program, Bogotà, Colombia, November 1990. UNICEF, New York, 1992 (available free of cost, in English and Spanish from UNICEF, 3 UN Plaza, New York, NY 10017, USA)

1. Martinez H, Rey E, Navarrete L, Marguette CM. The kangaroo mother program at the Instituto Materno Infantil in Bogotà, Colombia. 21-44

2. Riano de Otalora EMR. Promotion, diagnosis and early intervention for sensory motor alterations in biologically high risk infants. 45-56

3. Gonzales de Pinzon LE. Visual and ocular validation of the kangaroo mother program at the Instituto Materno Infantil in Bogotà. 57-62

4. Correa JA, Ramirez H. The kangaroo mother program at the Leon VIII neonatal service, Social Security Hospital, Antioquia, Colombia. 63-86

5. Valencia ML, Velez JD. The kangaroo mother program at San Rafael Yolombo Hospital, Antioquia, Colombia. 87-90

6. Gomez LA. Evaluation of two years of kangaroo mother program at Caldas Regional Hospital, Antioquia, Colombia. 91-102

7. Restrepo F, Lopez LS. The kangaroo mother program at Medellin General Hospital, Colombia. 103-106

8. Gaviria M. Kangaroo mother program: evaluation and implementation at San Juan de Turbo Hospital, Antioquia, Colombia. 107-126

9. Vargas NB, Correa JD. Fathers kangarooing and their ideas and psychological responses. 127-132

10. Lopez JM. Experiences with the kangaroo mother method at Joaquin Paz Borrero Hospital, Cali, Colombia. 133-142

11. Currea S. Ambulatory care of premature infants. 143-15212. Feraudy PY. Kangaroo mother program: ambulatory care of the low birth weight newborn at

San Gabriel Hospital, La Paz, Bolivia. 153-17613. Arandia R, Morales L. Kangaroo mother program at the University of San Simeon,

Cochabamba, Bolivia. 177-20014. Camacho LL. Ambulatory care of premature infants in a maternity Hospiytal in Quito,

Ecuador. 201-20415. Stern C, Sloan NL, Pinto E. Kangaroo mother program - care of low birth weight neonates in

Quito, Ecuador. 205-23216. Arestegui RU. Evaluation of the pilot kangaroo mother program at San Bartolome Hospital,

Lima, Peru. 233-24817. Arestegui RU. Information about the pilot kangaroo mother program at San Bartolome

Hospital, Lima, Peru. 249-254

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18. Martinez JC. The kangaroo mother program is a great opportunity for modern neonatal care. 255-260

19. Picon C. Low birth weight premature infants: an environmental technology appropriate for resistance. 261-278

20. de Molina H. Evaluation of the kangaroo mother program at Dr Luis Edmundo Vasquez Hospital, Chalatenango, El Salvador. 279-282

21. Diaz-Rosello JLD, Lozano PM, Tenzer SM. Impaired growth of low birth weight infants in an early discharge program. 283-306

22. Meza GC, Rosales JM, Pineda DP. Efficacy of the kangaroo mother program in the development of low birth weight infants at Roosevelt Hospital, Guatemala. 307-350

23. Mulet RC, Figueroa de Leon R, Gonzales JV. Efficacy of the kangaroo mother program in the development of low birth weight neonates at the Social Security Obstetric Hospital, Guatemala. 351-364

24. de Leeuw R. History of kangaroo care in the neonatal department of the Academic Medical Center, Amsterdam, Holland. 365-370

25. Anderson GC. Overview of current knowledge about skin-to-skin (kangaroo) care for preterm infants. 371-390

26. Anderson GC. Risk in mother-infant separation post birth. 391-40227. Ludington SM. Energy conservation during skin-to-skin contact between premature infants

and their mothers. 403-41628. Whitelaw A. Kangaroo baby care: just a nice experience or an important advance for preterm

infants? 417-42029. Wahlberg V. Alternative care for premature infants - The kangaroo method: advantages, risk

and ethical questions. 421-43030. Borel J, Mayorga GV, Vado LC. Alternate care for neonates weighing less than 1800 grams

in the Bertha Calderon Roque Women’s Hospital, Managua, Nicaragua. 431-45031. Davanzo R. Care of the low birth weight infants with the kangaroo mother method in

developing countries. 451-47432. Virgin C. The kangaroo method brings the child back to its mother. Present and future in

Denmark. 475-485

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Occasional publications

1. Breitbach KM. Development and validation of the nursing intervention “kangaroo care”. Master’s thesis, University of Iowa, 1994

2. Christensson K. Fathers are as effective as incubators for babies born by cesarean section. Karolinska Institutet Publications, 1994

3. 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

4. de Leon F. The kangaroo care method: application and use. Presentation International Well Start, San Diego, 1992

5. 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)

6. Kronson M. Evaluation of kangaroo care: management of low birthweight infants with maternal-infant skin-to-skin contact. Honours Thesis, Nutrition and Dietetics Unit, University of Cape Town, South Africa, 1996

Books

1. 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

2. Anderson GC. Touch and the kangaroo care method. In: Field T, Touch in early development. Hillsdale: L. Earlbaum, 1995

3. Charpak N, Figueroa Z. El Metodo Canguro. Interamericana McGraw Hill, Bogota, 19974. Charpak N, Figueroa Z. La methode kangourou. ESF, Paris, 19965. Cohea M, Gale G. Kangaroo care in US NICUs: a handbook for caregivers. Petaluma,

Ca:NANN Inc., 19966. Ludington-Hoe SM, Golant SK. Kangaroo care: the best you can do for your premature

infant. New York, NY: Bantam Books, 19937. McCloskey JC, Bulechek GM. Nursing interventions classification: Iowa intervention project

(2nd ed). St. Louis: Mosby, 19968. Nilsson L. A child is born. New York, NY: Dell, 1990

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9. Stening W, Roth B. The kangaroo method for premature infants. In: Blum I (Ed.), Prenatal perception. Berlin: Leonardo Publ, 1993

Videotapes

1. Fundación Canguro. “Piel a piel en la intimidad” (24 min, US$ 20). Available in NTSC and PAL-SECAM, English, French and Spanish. Carrera 39A #46-29, Santafé de Bogotá, Colombia

2. 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)

3. 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)

4. 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)

5. 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

6. 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)

UNICEF four-in-one video includes:1. Hofvander Y. Breastfeeding revisited.2. Breastfeeding: a global priority. Co-produced by the Division of Public Affairs and the

Division of Information (RTFS), UNICEF3. Armstrong H, Kamau M. Feeding low birth weight babies. Co-produced by IBFAN and

UNICEF4. Mother Kangaroo, a light of hope. UNICEF Regional Office for Latin America and the

Caribbean, 1988This 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

1. 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

2. 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

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3. WHO. Birth weight surrogates. The relationship between birth weight, arm and chest circumference. Division of Family Health, Geneva, 1987

4. WHO. Indicators for assessing breastfeeding practices. Division of Diarrhoeal and Acute Respiratory Disease Control (WHO/CDD/SER/91.14), Geneva, 1991

5. WHO. 55th World Health Assembly. Child health and development: health of the newborn. Geneva, 1992

6. WHO. Low birth weight. A tabulation of available information. Maternal Health and Safe Motherhood Programme (WHO/MCH/92.2), Geneva, 1992

7. WHO. Thermal control of the newborn: a practical guide. Maternal Health and Safe Motherhood Programme (WHO/FHE/MSM/93.2), Geneva, 1993

8. WHO. Mother-baby package: implementing safe motherhood in countries. Maternal Health and Safe Motherhood Programme (WHO/FHE/MSM/94.11), Geneva, 1994

9. WHO. Perinatal mortality. A listing of available information. Maternal Health and Safe Motherhood Programme (WHO/FRH/MSM/96.7), Geneva, 1996

10. 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

11. WHO. Care in normal birth: a practical guide. Maternal and Newborn Health / Safe Motherhood Unit (WHO/FRH/MSM/96.24), Geneva, 1996

12. WHO. Basic newborn resuscitation: a practical guide. Maternal and Newborn Health / Safe Motherhood Unit (WHO/RHT/MSM/98.1), Geneva, 1998

13. WHO. Care of the umbilical cord: a review of the evidence. Maternal and Newborn Health / Safe Motherhood (WHO/FRH/MSM/98.4), Geneva, 1998

UNICEF Documents

1. UNICEF. Kangaroo treatment saves underweight babies. News Features, May 19842. Grant GP. State of the World’s Children. Oxford University Press, Oxford, 19843. UNICEF. Breastfeeding management and promotion in a baby friendly hospital. UNICEF,

New York, 1993

Other publications

1. Dr Pierre Balde, paediatrician. The Kangaroo method (interview by Anne-Claire Delval-Motro). Rev Infirm 1998 Feb;35:29

2. 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.

3. Norton D. Kangaroo love for premature babies. Living and Loving, Sept 1995, p 133-135 (A New Zealand Magazine)

4. Professor Jean-Pierre Relier, paediatrician. The Kangaroo method (interview by Anne-Claire Delval-Motro)]. Rev Infirm 1998 Feb;35:30

5. 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.

6. 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.

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