A fourth-year Medical student at the University of Franca-UNIFRAN (2021-present), with academic and scientific experience focused on the following themes: care for premature newborns, their holistic development, and early intervention. Has worked on various projects related to health education, adolescent health, medical education, elderly health, and health challenges during the pandemic. The results were presented at conferences and scientific events, some of which have received awards. As a PIBIC CNPq scholarship holder (March 2023-August 2024), participated in scientific initiation projects within "Universo Prematuro" Programme, investigating the impacts of early intervention on the neuropsychomotor development of premature infants.Currently, is a FAPESP (2024-present) scholarship holder in "Universo Prematuro" Programme, works on the topic of premature discharge, investigating the influencing factors, care strategies, and rehabilitation for this population. Member of the CNPq Maternal and Child Research Group, develops research that promotes the integration of theoretical and practical knowledge, with a focus on improving quality of life and advancing health policies. Professional contact: arianevaladares@icloud.com (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Introduction: Discharging children born prematurely from hospital is a process that requires guidance and comprehensive care based on knowledge of the peculiarities of premature babies. Longitudinal monitoring of children must guarantee safe development and reach their best development potential. Given the insufficiency of support networks for families of children born prematurely, knowle…
Introduction: Hospital discharge of preterm children requires comprehensive guidance and care, considering the specific needs of this group to ensure safe and optimized development. However, support networks for these families are often insufficient, highlighting the need to deepen knowledge on the discharge process of these newborns. Brazil ranks 9th globally in preterm births, while in …
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