Alta hospitalar do recém-nascido prematuro: experiência do pai

Marski, Bruna de Souza Lima; Custodio, Natalia; Abreu, Flávia Corrêa Porto de; Melo, Débora Falleiros de; Wernet, Mônika

doi:10.1590/0034-7167.2016690203i

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“…In the analysis of psychometric properties, the largest number was of mothers, just like the sample from the original study (11) , which had 120 (77.4%) mothers. This percentage can be attributed to extended hospitalization period of premature infants, which was also seen in other studies (22)(23)(24) that report lower presence of fathers during hospitalization due to their responsibilities at work, their role of providers and family support.…”

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“…In studies (23)(24) on the importance of the father figure at the discharge of the premature infant of the NICU, the authors verified that the father shows fears and anxieties regarding child care at home and the exercise of his parenthood. Thus, the authors recommend investments should be made to go beyond theoretical recommendations and include the father as an integral part of the discharge process, someone who is affected by preterm birth and builds parenthood in a public context of the neonatal unit.…”

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confidence: 95%

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Cross-cultural adaptation of the Preterm Parenting & Self-efficacy Checklist

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Objective: To conduct a cross-cultural adaptation of the Preterm Parenting & Self-Efficacy Checklist to the Brazilian Portuguese. Method: A methodological study was carried out with 51 parents of premature infants. Data analysis was based on psychometric and inferential statistical analyses. Results: The instrument content validation by experts obtained excellent agreement (97%) and the semantic analysis by the target population showed good understanding of the terms and ease of use. In test-retest, most participants were female (64.7%); and parents with higher education (47.1%). The instrument showed stability over time, with good internal consistency (α = 0.84). Four factors were generated in the subscales parenting self-efficacy, importance of tasks and self-perceived parental competence (67.0% to 74.2% of the variance). Conclusion: The properties of the Preterm Parenting & Self-Efficacy Checklist -Brazilian Version were maintained, which is a reliable indicator to evaluate the hospital discharge of premature infants.

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Cross-cultural adaptation of the Preterm Parenting & Self-efficacy Checklist

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“…Due to children's needs and the new experiences of motherhood/paternity, family members lack information (20)(21) . Soon, they routinely go to the internet, in search of elements that subsidize and strengthen the care to be provided to the NB (20) .…”

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Online information use on health/illness by relatives of hospitalized premature infants

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Objective: To analyze the use of online information on health/illness by relatives of premature infants admitted to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Method: Exploratory, qualitative study conducted at a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit from a University Hospital in the state capital of southern Brazil, with 33 relatives of hospitalized premature infants. The data were collected through a semi-structured interview and were submitted to thematic analysis, with the aid of the software Interface de R pour les Analyses Multidimensionnelles de Textes et de Questionnaires (IRAMUTEQ ® ). Results: From the data analysis, two thematic categories emerged: Online information on health/illness researched by relatives; and Online sources of information consulted by relatives. Final considerations: Health professionals need to consider the use of online information by relatives in the care process, adding it in their practice in relation to the informational needs presented, and stimulating spaces for dialogue about the data found.

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“…Most of the respondents were mothers and fathers, who worked and were responsible for their family keep. Recent studies show that some of the aspects that complicate family-centered care is the difficulty the parents to be in the unit, because they need to be involved with the activities at home and look after the other children, articulate and negotiate baby visits schedule, job and family chores (14)(15)(16) . The facilitators referred to in this study confirm the positive experiences of mothers of premature hospitalized infants because their children are alive and the technological resources and specialists for intensive and daily care (5) .…”

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Hospitalization of premature infants: parents’ perceptions and revelations about nursing care

Pieszak¹,

Paust²,

Gomes³

et al. 2017

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Objective: to describe the perceptions of parents about the hospitalization of premature infants and the care provided by nursing staff. Methods: qualitative study in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit with 14 parents. Medical records checking, interview with the participants and thematic content analysis were carried out. Results: parents reported surprise, fear, insecurity and guilt by hospitalization and prematurity. They mentioned as difficulties being in another city, leaving the other children and financial problems, and as facilitator factors trust and good relationship with the team and care availability. They showed fear of hospital discharge, however, they received the team's guidelines for home care. Conclusion: hospitalization motivates different feelings related to prematurity, financial and social issues and the distance from home and families. They showed learning through the bond and trust as an important activity of the nursing staff.Objetivo: descrever as percepções dos pais acerca da internação de recém-nascidos prematuros e dos cuidados prestados pela equipe de enfermagem. Métodos: estudo qualitativo em uma Unidade de Terapia Intensiva Neonatal com 14 pais. Foi realizada consulta aos prontuários, entrevista com os participantes e análise de conteúdo temática. Resultados: os pais relataram surpresa, medo, insegurança e culpa pela internação e prematuridade. Referiram como dificuldades estar em outra cidade, deixar os outros filhos e problemas financeiros, e as facilidades foram confiança e bom relacionamento com a equipe e a disponibilidade de tecnologias de cuidado. Apontaram medo da alta hospitalar, entretanto, receberam orientações da equipe para o cuidado no domicílio. Conclusão: a internação motiva diferentes sentimentos relacionados à prematuridade, às questões de ordem financeira e social e o distanciamento dos lares e familiares. Evidenciaram o aprendizado, por meio do vínculo e da confiança como uma atividade importante da equipe de enfermagem.

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Alta hospitalar do recém-nascido prematuro: experiência do pai

Cited by 21 publications

References 5 publications

Cross-cultural adaptation of the Preterm Parenting & Self-efficacy Checklist

Cross-cultural adaptation of the Preterm Parenting & Self-efficacy Checklist

Online information use on health/illness by relatives of hospitalized premature infants

Hospitalization of premature infants: parents’ perceptions and revelations about nursing care

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