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    • Neonatal Medicine
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    Background:

    • Premature and sick neonates in the NICU face risks to brain development from harmful stimuli.
    • Developmentally Supportive Care (DSC) is crucial for improving neurodevelopmental outcomes in neonates.
    • A validated tool is needed to support DSC implementation at the point of care in the NICU.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To update and establish content validity for the Checklist of NICU Caregiver Behaviors.
    • To create a practical tool for implementing evidence-based DSC strategies.
    • To enhance the quality of care for neonates and their families in the NICU.

    Main Methods:

    • A structured literature review was conducted to update the checklist.
    • A modified Delphi survey process involving nine expert reviewers was used.
    • Expert feedback guided revisions for clarity, usability, and site-specific application.

    Main Results:

    • The NICU Caregiver Behavior Checklist was reformatted into five core DSC measure checklists.
    • Expert reviewers provided 71 actionable recommendations for tool improvement.
    • The revised checklist features an expanded introduction, broader language, and enhanced clarity for observations and assessments.

    Conclusions:

    • The updated Checklist of NICU Caregiver Behaviors is an evidence-based tool for DSC education.
    • It can serve as a self-assessment instrument for NICU caregivers.
    • The tool facilitates the measurement of NICU caregivers' adherence to and quality of DSC practices.