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Parent-infant interaction in neonatal intensive care units: Implications for research and service delivery

This article examines the literature pertaining to the interactions of parents and their infants in neonatal intensive care. The discussion centers on variables that may affect these interactions. These variables include factors present in the physical environment of the neonatal intensive care unit and factors related to the status of the infant and the emotional state of the parents. Implications for service delivery and research are discussed based on the literature reviewed.