The IPAT is a validated and reliable easy-to-use pictorial tool used to evaluate posture of premature infants in six areas of the body (head, neck, shoulders, hands, hips/pelvis, and knees/ankles/feet), with cumulative scores ranging from

2023年8月1日 · The IPAT-PT can be considered a sensitive, valid, and reliable instrument to be applied to the evaluation of preterm neonates’ positioning in NICUs and thus contribute to improved nursing care, which meets the objectives of assessment instruments.

鸟巢等辅助工具的应用可以帮助早产儿在各种体位下维持肌张力及行为活动平衡，更有利于早产儿生长发育。 使用IPAT能够客观地评估体位摆放的效果，有利于NICU护士对体位支持的理解和判断，提高实施早产儿体位支持的依从性。

Infants hospitalized in NICUs with standardized positioning practices benefit from enhanced developmental outcomes. The valid and reliable Infant Positioning Assessment Tool (IPAT) promotes appropriate infant positioning and encourages caregiver accountability in developmentally supportive positioning practices when used with bedside education.

Results: A total of 30 studies were reviewed, out of which 20 met the criteria. It was found that when the IPAT been a pictorial tool was very convenient to use in NICU. The nurses, resident doctors and caregivers were able to position the infant appropriately within the nesting roll and infants were able to maintain midline orientation.

目的 探讨婴儿体位评估工具（IPAT）在低出生体重早产儿中的应用及效果。 方法 以2021年1—12月在我院NICU住院的低出生体重早产儿为对照组，以2022年1—12月住院早产儿为试验组。

摘要：[目的]探究婴儿体位评估工具 (IPAT)对新生儿重症监护室 (NICU)低出生体重早产儿发育支持的影响. [方法]采用非同期对照,纳入2018年1月—7月NICU的71例低出生体重早产儿作为对照组,2018年7月—2019年1月NICU的73例低出生体重早产儿为研究组,对照组患儿使用鸟巢作为体位支持,研究组在鸟巢体位支持下,使用IPAT来指导摆位,比较两组住院时间、胃管留置时间、全肠内营养时间、呼吸机使用时间、出生后体重增长情况. [结果]研究组在出生后第4周体重增长、出生4 …

2020年4月7日 · IPAT是2010年由美国Mary等 [8]开发的一个新生儿体位评估工具以规范新生儿的最佳摆位方法。 该工具可用来标准化新生儿发育支持摆位，并提供了评价方法。

[目的]探究婴儿体位评估工具 (IPAT)对新生儿重症监护室 (NICU)低出生体重早产儿发育支持的影响。...

2010年6月1日 · The IPAT provides a consistent reference resource across clinicians within and between NICU sites. Standardizing positioning practices, as defined by the IPAT, has yielded favorable results regarding consistency in the definition of optimal positioning and the practice of developmentally supportive positioning in the NICU.