Assessment of Maternal Care Provided to Their Epileptic Children at Zagazig University Hospitals

Assess of Maternal Practices on Quality of Life for Their Epileptic Children

“…This result reflects the significant needs to provide educational intervention to epileptic children mothers and caregivers to improve their practice. This finding was in line with Elshiekh, El-Dakhakhny, and Moustafa (2016) who found that the highest percent of the studied mothers were had poor practices of epileptic care for their children. And consist with El-Amin, et al (2021) who reported that the studied mothers were have significance poor practice and low attitudes level regarding the disease care.…”

Effect of Educational Program about Prevention of Neonatal Skin Breakdown on Nurses’ Practices at Neonatal Intensive Care Units

“…This view was reinforced by August, New, and Kandasamy (2021) The present study shown that, more than half of the studied nurses had adequate practices for prevention 0f skin breakdown in relation to phototherapy in the pre program compared to all of them immediately post and three months after program These outcomes can be attributable to the fact that nurses were knowledgeable about care for neonates under phototherapy because they were extensively taught in nursing schools, it's consider a part of phototherapy protocol, and nurses in NICU should perform it every day. This finding is in harmony with a study by Mohamed, El Dakhakhny, Bassam, and El Sayed (2019), which was conducted in Egypt and discovered that the majority of nurses had high practice scores on the preventative measures for phototherapy.…”

Nurses' Performance Regarding Gravity Gavage Way Versus Injection Force on Gastric Residual Volume Among Preterm Infants in NICU

“…These findings were in the same context of Seferoglu et al, (2021), who found that the majority of the nurses (80%) were females. Also, these findings in line with a study by (Mohamed, 2019), who stated that, over half of the nurses in the study were female and in The current study findings regarding personal characteristics of the studied preterm infants showed that, more than one-third of the studied preterm infants were diagnosed as respiratory distress syndrome. This result on the same line with Lin et al, (2022), who indicated that more than one-third (34.5 %) of the studied preterm infants had respiratory distress syndrome.…”