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The hospital bassinet at the bedside shapes nursing workload.

Most postpartum units haven't examined the connection.

In NIH-funded research, families assigned in a randomized trial to use the Couplet Care Bassinet called for nursing significantly less and infants were removed from postpartum rooms for significantly less time. This brief explains what it means for quality postpartum recovery and care while inpatient post-delivery.

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Awards and Clinical Backing

  • National Institutes of Health Small Business Innovation Research Phase I and II grantee
  • 2025 Red Dot Award, Product Design
  • FDA-cleared. Clinically validated.

What the research supports

Everything hospital leadership needs, in one place

Clinical champions at hospitals across the country have used this brief to advance a conversation about the choice of hospital bassinet that best supports patients. It contains the clinical evidence, design comparison, and patient safety considerations a clinical team and hospital leadership need to evaluate the Couplet Care bassinet as a potential addition to their postpartum environment.

What's in the Clinical Brief

  • The quality care gap

    Why traditional hospital bassinets were not designed for the postpartum room.

  • Research findings

    What a National Institutes of Health-funded randomized controlled trial found about calls for assistance, infant access, and maternal autonomy.

  • Design distinction

    How the Couplet Care Bassinet differs from a traditional hospital bassinet and improves the care of mothers and infants together.

  • Clinical alignment

    American Academy of Pediatrics, World Health Organization Ten Steps, Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative, and Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems implications.

  • Safety and access

    How bedside design affects a mother's ability to pick up and set down her infant safely after childbirth.

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