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Early Weaning From Incubator To Crib

Moving babies from incubators to cribs earlier.

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Study Purpose: This study looks at if babies can move from an incubator to a crib safely when they weigh 1600 grams. The goal is to see if this helps babies go home sooner and still grow well.

Eligibility: To join, babies must have been born weighing less than 1600 grams. Babies cannot join if they have a slow heart rate needing help, need special light therapy, need a lot of oxygen, or have major birth defects.

  • Study Length: The study will track how long babies stay in the hospital and how well they grow after moving to a crib.
  • Visits Needed: The study will involve regular check-ins with healthcare providers to monitor baby’s health and growth.
  • Risks: Risks might include the baby not staying warm enough or growing slower, but the study aims to make sure these are managed safely.
Note: If you're considering joining the study, talk to your doctor to see if it's right for your baby.
Study details
    Hypothermia
    Newborn
    Body Temperature Changes
    Newborn Thermal Injury

NCT06230172

Augusta University

13 December 2024

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