Impacto da segunda e terceira etapas do Método Canguru nas variáveis clínicas neonatais: do nascimento ao sexto mês de idade gestacional corrigida

Alves, Fernanda Nascimento

doi:10.14393/ufu.di.2019.1323

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“…Regarding the benefits of skin-to-skin contact, such as increased rates of exclusive maternal breastfeeding, stability of vital signs, weight gain, lower rates of readmission to the Intermediate Care Unit (NICU) and lower chance of death during hospitalization in very low birth weight newborns (Alves, 2019).…”

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Maternal Perception about the benefits of the Kangaroo Method to the Newborn before the Covid-19

Camacho¹,

Santos²,

Simões³

et al. 2020

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Objective: was to know the perception of mothers about the benefits of the kangaroo method in a maternity teaching hospital. Method: It was a descriptive study with qualitative approach, at least 10 mothers were interviewed according to the demand of internment in the kangaroo infirmary, in a childhood maternity of reference in the State of Pará in the period of October to November of 2019. Results: It was evident that the mothers have knowledge about the benefits of the kangaroo method for the baby, being possible to identify in the interviews with the mothers, however, every strategy already implanted needs evaluations through researches, therefore it was possible to identify the limitations, about the difficulties experienced about the practice of the kangaroo method. Conclusion: Thus the method is still a strategy of dissemination of knowledge and empowerment of mothers in the care of their baby, during the process of the kangaroo position for weight gain and the following hospital discharge.

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confidence: 99%