Objectives: Mothers with opioid use disorder are at high risk for maladaptive parenting. The
present observational study aimed to measure the impact of a trauma-informed mindfulness-…

Background Parenting women with substance use disorder could potentially benefit from
interventions designed to decrease stress and improve overall psychosocial health. In this …

Background Pregnant women who have substance use disorders (SUDs) are at increased
risk of preterm birth, fetal mortality, and inadequate prenatal care and have higher rates of …

Background Preventive paediatric healthcare is essential for infant and child health. Current
research, however, suggests that the delivery of routine well child care (WCC) for children …

Pregnant and parenting women with opioid use disorder face multiple challenges to recovery.
Trauma histories, poverty, stigma and discrimination, and lack of access to treatment …

Objective: The incidence of neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS), a drug withdraw syndrome
mainly associated with intrauterine opioid exposure, has increased considerably in the …

Purpose: The purpose of this study was to determine (1) whether our review of systems (ROS)
form facilitates identification of sleep complaints; (2) how frequently department physicians …

Objective Previous research suggests gaps in well-child care (WCC) adherence, quality, and
effectiveness for children impacted by parental opioid use disorder (OUD). The objective of …

Introduction Given the increase of marijuana use among US women, higher rates of
unintended pregnancies among women who use marijuana, and potential consequences of …

Background Studies suggest that group-based well child care—a shared medical
appointment where families come together as a group to receive pediatric primary care—increases …