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Piloting Eyes on the Baby: A Multiagency Training and Implementation Intervention Linking Sudden Unexpected Infant Death Prevention and Safeguarding.
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- Author(s): Ball, Helen L. (AUTHOR); Grieve, Laura M. (AUTHOR); Keegan, Alice-Amber (AUTHOR); Cooper, Louise (AUTHOR); Lovell-Kennedy, Sophie (AUTHOR); Newbury-Birch, Dorothy (AUTHOR); Cleghorn, Nicola (AUTHOR); Healy, Amanda (AUTHOR)
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Health & Social Care in the Community. 3/28/2024, Vol. 2024, p1-14. 14p. - Source:
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- Subject Terms: SUDDEN infant death syndrome risk factors; SUDDEN infant death syndrome prevention; RISK assessment; HUMAN services programs; PROFESSIONAL practice; OCCUPATIONAL roles; PILOT projects; QUESTIONNAIRES; CHILDREN'S accident prevention; DESCRIPTIVE statistics; PROFESSIONS; EVIDENCE-based medicine; STAKEHOLDER analysis; LABOR supply
- Abstract: We describe the coproduction, pilot implementation, and user evaluation of an evidence-based training intervention addressing prevention of Sudden Unexpected Deaths in Infancy (SUDI) for the multiagency workforce supporting vulnerable families with babies in a northern English county. We aimed in this pilot study to improve knowledge, skills, and engagement of professionals and support staff providing services for vulnerable families with increased risk of SUDI. The training intervention was co-produced by the academic team and the project Steering Committee which comprised senior leaders from the local authority, health and care sectors, and third-sector organisations, and rolled out to multiagency teams between November 2022 and March 2023. Evaluation data were collected using a post-training questionnaire, followed up by the Normalisation Process Theory (NPT) NoMAD survey issued at two time-points post-training, and interviews with stakeholders. The evaluation, conducted from January to May 2023, aimed to assess how well the multiagency workforce accepted SUDI prevention as part of their remit and incorporated SUDI prevention activities into their everyday work. Most multiagency professionals and support staff were enthusiastic about the training and their role in SUDI prevention. Fewer health professionals completed the training than expected. Forty percent (397/993) of invited staff completed the training. Our results revealed initial lack of knowledge and confidence around SUDI prevention and targeted provision for vulnerable families which improved following the Eyes on the Baby training. The proportion of nonhealth professionals rating their knowledge of SUDI prevention as good or excellent increased significantly from 28% before training to 57% afterwards. Self-rated confidence in discussing SUDI prevention with families increased significantly from 71% to 97%. Health professionals' ratings increased significantly for knowledge from 62% to 96%, and confidence from 85% to 100%. Use of NPT allowed us to identify that by the time of evaluation, the earliest adopters were cognitively involved with the programme and engaged in collective action, while later adopters had not yet reached this stage. We conclude that effective implementation of multiagency working for SUDI prevention can be accomplished by providing clear training and guidance for all staff who have regular or opportunistic contact with vulnerable families. Our next step is to evaluate the sustainability of MAW SUDI prevention over the medium to long term and assess the responses of recipient families to this approach. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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