Health professionals’ beliefs, attitudes and experiences of medication error reporting: a systematic review protocol

Qubaisi, Mai Al; Stewart, Derek; Tonna, Antonella; Strath, Alison

doi:10.11124/issn.2202-4433

JBI DB Syst Rev Impl Reps

2014

DOI: 10.11124/issn.2202-4433

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Health professionals’ beliefs, attitudes and experiences of medication error reporting: a systematic review protocol

Mai Al Qubaisi¹,

Derek Stewart²,

Antonella Tonna³

et al.

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“…During skin-to-skin contact maternal singing is able to decrease anxiety (Arnon, Diamant, Bauer, Regev, Sirota, & Litmanovitz, 2014). This result was also obtained by Pölkki and Korhonen (2014) who also observed benefits in neonatal attachment. Furthermore, benefits in physiological and behavioral stability were found when maternal alive speech or singing were delivered to pre-term babies' (Filippa, Devouche, Arioni, Imberty, & Gratier, 2013;Standley, 2012).…”

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Sound-Music Experiences and Maternal Sensitivity Following Preterm Birth: Contributions for the Model of Family-Centered Care.

Carvalho¹,

Justo

Silva³

2018

Revista INFAD de Psicología

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Introduction: The model of Family-Centered Care strengthens the parents' active role at the caring for the newborn baby. Prenatal maternal sound-music sensitivity increases at the third trimester of pregnancy and shows to be a good predictor of prenatal maternal attachment. Method: preterm mothers (N = 36) were interviewed about clinical and sociodemographic features as well as about their sound-music experiences after and before preterm delivery. Correlations between sociodemographic, clinical and sound-music experiences were performed. Results: sound-music experiences after preterm birth were associated with memories of sound-music experiences during pregnancy and seem to be influenced by previous abortions as well as by babies' variables (gestational age at birth, weight at birth and chronological age at observation). Conclusion: The assessment of maternal sound-music experiences following preterm birth may be useful in an innovative way to strength the model of Family-Centered Care underlining the mothers' active role at the attention directed to the vulnerable baby. Keywords: preterm dyads; maternal sound-music experiences; maternal voice; memories of pregnancy; family-centered care BACKGROUND A preterm delivery always induces vulnerabilities in preterm dyads among which we can find difficulties for the self-regulation of the baby and difficulties of maternal perception about the baby's behavioral signs. These vulnerabilities may play a negative role at the organization of the interactions between the baby and the mother. The beginning of maternal perception about fetal movements is an important landmark for the

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Sound-Music Experiences and Maternal Sensitivity Following Preterm Birth: Contributions for the Model of Family-Centered Care.

Carvalho¹,

Justo

Silva³

2018

Revista INFAD de Psicología

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Live music therapy with lullaby singing as affective support during painful procedures: A case study with microanalysis

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Nordic Journal of Music Therapy

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Health professionals’ beliefs, attitudes and experiences of medication error reporting: a systematic review protocol

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Sound-Music Experiences and Maternal Sensitivity Following Preterm Birth: Contributions for the Model of Family-Centered Care.

Sound-Music Experiences and Maternal Sensitivity Following Preterm Birth: Contributions for the Model of Family-Centered Care.

Live music therapy with lullaby singing as affective support during painful procedures: A case study with microanalysis

A Feminist Quality Appraisal Tool: exposing gender bias and gender inequities in health research

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