2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.pedn.2020.01.019
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Finnish Parents' Responsibilities for Their Infant's Care When They Stayed in a Single Family Room in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

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“…A study in Finland found that parents really want to be responsible for caring for their babies both while still in the hospital an at home. They need nurses to empower them in providing care for their babies (3). One of the efforts to increase the ability of parent to play an active role in caring for premature babies, it is necessary to provide the parents with accurate information.…”
Section: Introduction Backgroundmentioning
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“…A study in Finland found that parents really want to be responsible for caring for their babies both while still in the hospital an at home. They need nurses to empower them in providing care for their babies (3). One of the efforts to increase the ability of parent to play an active role in caring for premature babies, it is necessary to provide the parents with accurate information.…”
Section: Introduction Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A study in Finland found that parents really want to be responsible for caring for their infants during hospitalization and at home. They need nurses to empower them in providing care for their infants (3). One of the efforts to increase parents' ability to play an active role in caring for premature infants is to provide the parents with accurate information.…”
Section: Introduction Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Esta área expone a los bebés recién nacidos con bajo peso o prematuros q ue allí se encuentran hospitalizados a la luz brillante durante las 24 horas, al r uido de aparatos médicos y las constantes voces del eq uipo de salud q ue, junto con los procedimientos médicos invasivos q ue este realiza en cualq uier m o mento, se convierten en factores estresores para estos bebés (9,10). Allí los neonatos per manecen hospitalizados hasta su recuperación, lo q ue im pide, de cierta for ma, salvaguardar los derechos del neonato y sus padres al evitar q ue se establezcan vínculos y q ue los padres participen en el cuidado (11)(12)(13). Es frecuente q ue en las UCIN exista nor matividad q ue tiende a restringir la presencia de los padres y la familia, en algunos casos, con el o bjetivo de disminuir las infecciones intrahospitalarias y favorecer las inter venciones del personal médico y de enfer mería.…”
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“…Como el contacto piel con piel del neonato con la madre y el padre, se genera un mejor ambiente de curación para los recién nacidos, brindando la oportunidad a los padres un papel activo en el cuidado y la curación de sus bebés proporciona adicionarte, proximidad a los olores maternos, lo que contribuye al ciclo del sueño. Se ha demostrado que el uso del MMC fomenta una óptima estabilidad autonómica y fisiológica, ayuda a reducir los índices de dolor y el estrés, protege la piel proporcionando humedad y termorregulación, además de garantizar el suministro de leche materna (12,40,42).…”
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