Konzeptanalyse einer stationären und ambulanten psychosozialen familienzentrierten Betreuung in der Neonatologie in Zeiten des G-BA-Beschlusses

Hüning, Britta; Reimann, Margarete; Sahlmen, S.; Leibold, S.; Nabring, J.; Felderhoff-Müser, Ursula

doi:10.1055/s-0042-102787

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“…The care for premature infants has changed considerably in the last few decades, not only due to medical advances, but also as a result of expanded psychosocial care. With the decision of the Federal Joint Committee (G-BA), the decision-making body of the joint self-administration in the german health care system, the politicians recognized the need for family-centered care [ 3 ]. In the perinatal center of the University Hospital Essen, family-centered care has been established since 2007 by the parent advisory service "Frühstart".…”

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Parents’ Perception of Family-Centered Music Therapy with Stable Preterm Infants

Kobus

Diezel

Hüning

et al. 2021

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Premature birth places considerable demands on preterm infants and their families. Most of these infants are treated on a neonatal intensive care unit immediately after birth, leading to psychosocial stress for parents and making it more difficult to build a stable parent-child bond. We hypothesized that accompaniment with live music therapy by a music therapist supports the parents to get in contact with their child and to promote the parents’ wellbeing. Preterm infants born at less than 32 gestational weeks received creative music therapy twice a week until discharge. At the time of discharge, the parents were asked to complete a Likert-style questionnaire to evaluate the music therapy. Six items related to socio-demographic characteristics, 4 items to observations on the infant and 10 items to personal perception. Of 40 preterm infants receiving music therapy, 32 (80%) parents completed the questionnaires. Thirty (94%) of these parents were able to relax during the music therapy session. Relaxation in their infants was observed by 29 (91%) during and by 28 (88%) after music therapy. Parents perceived music therapy as a positive change and enrichment during their infant’s hospital stay. All parents were thankful for the music therapy they received. Music therapy supports the parents of preterm infants in the first time after birth until discharge from the hospital.

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Parents’ Perception of Family-Centered Music Therapy with Stable Preterm Infants

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Diezel

Hüning

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“…The Joint Federal Committee mandates this care in the quality guidelines [ 34 ]. Parent counselling prepares parents for the discharge of premature babies, improves their skills through training, and ensures a smooth transition home by organizing ambulatory care [ 35 , 36 ]. When language barriers exist, the process may take longer, requiring repeated training courses and additional support services to be arranged for the time at home.…”

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Perinatal Outcomes of Immigrant Mothers and Their Infants Born Very Preterm across Germany

Hüning,

Jaekel,

Jaekel

et al. 2024

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Background: In Germany, more than 40% of infants are born to immigrant parents. Increased survival rates of very preterm (below 32 weeks gestation at birth; VP) infants have not resulted in equally improved life chances and quality of life. More information on perinatal variations in outcomes according to social inequalities, migration background, and language barriers is needed. We tested whether mothers’ immigrant status and language barriers are associated with perinatal health and short-term neonatal outcomes. Methods: The data are from the national multi-centre German Neonatal Network (GNN) cohort, including VP births from 2009 onwards. In total, 3606 (n = 1738 female) children were assessed, and 919 (n = 449 female) of these children had immigrant backgrounds. Immigrant status was operationalised as a binary variable based on the children’s mothers’ countries of birth (born in Germany vs. foreign-born). Self-reported home language (L1) was used to calculate the average linguistic distance to German as one continuous variable. Results: Mixed-effects models showed that two out of fourteen effects of interest survived the adjustment for known confounders and accounting for the nestedness of data within birth hospitals. Linguistic distance from mothers’ L1s to German was independently associated with diagnoses of preeclampsia (OR = 1.01, 95% CI = [1.00, 1.01]). Infants of foreign-born mothers had higher odds for amniotic infection syndrome (AIS; OR = 1.45 [1.13, 1.86]) than infants of German mothers. Conclusions: Our findings from this large multi-centre longitudinal cohort of VP-born children indicate that maternal immigrant status and language barriers have limited impact on perinatal health and severe neonatal outcomes. This suggests that, regardless of background or language skills, there may be few inequalities in the perinatal health of pregnant women and their newborn preterm infants.

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Psychosoziale Versorgung von Kindern und Jugendlichen in Kliniken für Kinder- und Jugendmedizin und Kinderchirurgie

Lucas

Koester-Lück

Kunert

2020

Monatsschr Kinderheilkd

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Konzeptanalyse einer stationären und ambulanten psychosozialen familienzentrierten Betreuung in der Neonatologie in Zeiten des G-BA-Beschlusses

Abstract: Participation in the FCC programme in neonatology is high and costs of time are manageable.

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Parents’ Perception of Family-Centered Music Therapy with Stable Preterm Infants

Parents’ Perception of Family-Centered Music Therapy with Stable Preterm Infants

Perinatal Outcomes of Immigrant Mothers and Their Infants Born Very Preterm across Germany

Psychosoziale Versorgung von Kindern und Jugendlichen in Kliniken für Kinder- und Jugendmedizin und Kinderchirurgie

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