In this episode of Care OUTLOUD, our host welcomes Dr. Yamile Jackson, a pioneer in trauma-informed care and family-integrated practices. Dr. Jackson shares her journey from Colombia, where kangaroo care originated, to becoming an indomitable advocate for infant neuroprotective care through her work with ergonomics and safety engineering. Highlighting her lived experience as a NICU parent, Dr. Jackson discusses the development of the Zaky, an innovative tool designed to simulate human touch and enhance infant care. She underscores the importance of kangaroo care and trauma-informed practices in neonatal intensive care units, advocating for parent-infant bonding and compassionate care. The conversation also touches on her recognition by Oprah Winfrey and involvement with the Gates Foundation, reflecting the widespread impact of her work.
00:00 Introduction to Dr. Yamile Jackson
01:46 Dr. Jackson's Early Life and Education
02:25 The Birth of Zachary and NICU Challenges
06:07 Innovations in Infant Care
09:50 Recognition and Media Attention
12:40 Meeting Oprah and Media Verification
17:32 Advocacy for Kangaroo Care
25:59 Parental Fears and Kangaroo Care
26:59 Understanding and Addressing Parental Concerns
27:51 The Importance of Kangaroo Care
29:39 Challenges in Implementing Kangaroo Care
32:57 Innovations and Solutions for Kangaroo Care
39:51 Empirical Evidence and Personal Experiences
45:13 Advocacy and Personal Commitment
48:34 Final Thoughts and Appreciation
Links:
The Zaky website: www.thezaky.com
Our story, Oprah’s video, and movie inspired on Zach: https://thezaky.com/pages/our_promise
Kangaroo Care Day (May 15) website: www.kangaroo.care
Info for clinicians: https://thezaky.com/pages/thezakylinks
Linkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/in/yamilejackson/ Follow us! IG, Facebook, Pinterest: @TheZaky @kangaroocareday
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