assistive devices

How Do Healthcare Providers Choose the Right Assistive Devices?

The selection of assistive devices depends on several factors:
- The specific medical condition of the neonate.
- The severity and complexity of the disorder.
- The infant's gestational age and weight.
- The availability of the device and the expertise of the healthcare team.
Healthcare providers assess each neonate's unique needs and choose the most appropriate devices to ensure optimal care.

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