2011
DOI: 10.1053/j.semperi.2010.10.004
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Family Support and Family-Centered Care in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit: Origins, Advances, Impact

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“…Isso objetiva a humanização do ambiente neonatal, sendo preconizado o acolhimento a todos os membros da família, com o intuito de preservar os vínculos afetivos familiares durante o período de hospitalização do recém-nascido (Brasil, 2011). Contudo, ainda há a necessidade de uma melhor implementação dessa proposta de cuidado junto às instituições hospitalares (Gooding et al, 2011), visando uma genuína mudança no modo de acolher o bebê nascido prematuro e sua família. …”
Section: Contato Do Irmão Com O Bebêunclassified
“…Isso objetiva a humanização do ambiente neonatal, sendo preconizado o acolhimento a todos os membros da família, com o intuito de preservar os vínculos afetivos familiares durante o período de hospitalização do recém-nascido (Brasil, 2011). Contudo, ainda há a necessidade de uma melhor implementação dessa proposta de cuidado junto às instituições hospitalares (Gooding et al, 2011), visando uma genuína mudança no modo de acolher o bebê nascido prematuro e sua família. …”
Section: Contato Do Irmão Com O Bebêunclassified
“…However, even though there is a culture that favors communication with parents, there are still some barriers in attitudes of personnel that haven't allowed the participation of all carers. Achieving full participation of parents and family in the care of newborn implies changes in the structure of the units, and, most of all, a change in the attitudes, as has been reported by Gooding et al 6 and Del Morral et al 16 In this study we find that health professionals only inform and guide the parents due to limited time available for these tasks; but it is important that other members of the family (grandparents, siblings) participate in care routines, and that at discharge they receive information and education as well.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…FCC acknowledges the fact that the best results in health care are obtained when patient's family is actively involved in attending to the emotional, social and developmental needs of the child. 6 This implies changes in things such as: physical environment of the NICU (providing individual spaces for families), communication (participation in decision making), and attitudes of NICU staff.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this sense, the typical action of nurses in relation to the parents of newborns hospitalized in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit is shown in the perspective of interaction and family participation in the care of the child (18)(19) . Reciprocity of perspectives between professional and family is perceived when the nurse cares with the aim of meeting the integral needs of not only the newborns but also of their parents:…”
Section: [] For Them the First Moment They Arrive In The Icu Dailmentioning
confidence: 99%