One is the Loneliest Number: Systems Capacity Building to Support NIDCAP Implementation in the Intensive Care Setting

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In this session, Debra Paul explores strategies for building organisational capacity to support sustainable NIDCAP implementation in the intensive care setting. Learn how leadership, teamwork, and systems-level approaches can foster lasting culture change and improve care for infants, families, and staff.

Debra Paul, is an occupational therapist and NIDCAP Professional, is the proud parent of twins who were born late preterm. She is also an occupational therapist and the Quality & Safety/Clinical Effectiveness Program Coordinator for the Division of Occupational and Physical Therapy at Children’s Hospital Colorado. She is also a NIDCAP Professional and practices in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) at Children’s Hospital. Debra is an active member of the NFI and the Column Editor for the Family Voices section for the Developmental Observer. Debra lives in Colorado, USA with her family.