Correlates of mother–premature infant interactions

Holditch‐Davis, Diane; Schwartz, Todd A.; Black, Beth; Scher, Mark S.

doi:10.1002/nur.20190

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“…Although the literature indicates associations between maternal characteristics, as well as neonatal, and the performance of the maternal role (3,6,11) , it was not detected in this sample. However, it was found that women who were present at the hospital less frequently presented with a higher number of DC of the ND studied.…”

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“…This feeling was related to the risk of death of the child, the possible sequelae, the physical aspect of the NB and his fragility, the fear of manipulating the child and not properly taking care of him or hurting him, as well as the equipment and environment of the neonatal unit (1,6,(11)(12)15) . A mother that experienced this DC may have behaviors that could be incorrectly interpreted by the team, if not investigated and evaluated with interest and depth.…”

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“…Several human responses are possible, since the mother-child interaction and attachment formation in the neonatal unit are influenced by cultural and individual factors, the clinical condition of the baby, and the circumstances in which the family lives (4,6) .…”

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Parental role conflict: the nursing diagnosis in mothers of hospitalized newborns

Carmona

Vale

Ohara

et al. 2013

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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OBJECTIVE: To verify if mothers of newborns hospitalized recognize the defining characteristics of "parental role conflict" as representative of that experience. METHODS: A cross-sectional and descriptive study, developed in a neonatal unit of a public teaching hospital in the state of São Paulo. The sample consisted of 100 women who assigned scores of 1 to 5 to the defining characteristics of the diagnosis, where 1 meant "not at all characteristic" and 5 meant "completely characteristic of what I am experiencing." RESULT: Of the total sample, 96 women self-identified with the diagnosis. The most prevalent defining characteristics were: "anxiety," "mother expresses concern(s) in relation to changes in maternal role"; "verbalizes feelings of frustration," "reports concern about family" and "fear". Women who were with their children less often during hospitalization had a higher number of defining characteristics. CONCLUSION: There was a high prevalence of the defining characteristics of the studied diagnosis, suggesting the relevance of the topic and the need for further studies to be developed in the neonatal unit.

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Parental role conflict: the nursing diagnosis in mothers of hospitalized newborns

Carmona

Vale

Ohara

et al. 2013

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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“…Assim, a representação que a mãe vai construindo acerca do seu bebé ao longo da gravidez e que tende a facilitar o envolvimento afetivo e a interação no pós parto (Stern, 2002), dissipa-se nos partos pré-termo. Deste modo, para além dos "processos fantasmáticos" que os pais experienciam, como o receio pela sobrevivência e desenvolvimento do bebé, a imaturidade do recém-nascido poderá dificultar a sua estimulação e consequentemente, o estabelecimento de interações dos progenitores com o bebé (Holditch- Davis, Schwartz, Black, & Scher, 2007).…”

Section: Prematuridade Em Mães Primíparas E Multíparas: Implicações Punclassified

A Prematuridade na Perspectiva das mães: Estado Psicoemocional, Autoestima e Bonding em mães Primíparas e Multíparas

Alexandre¹,

Monteiro²,

Branco³

et al. 2016

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A literatura tem referido que a prematuridade do bebé gera nas mães níveis mais elevados de ansiedade, sentimentos depressivos, assim como níveis mais baixos de autoestima, comparativamente com mães de bebés de termo, o que poderá conduzir a um envolvimento emocional mais negativo com o recém-nascido. Essa vivência parece variar em função da paridade das mães (i.e., mãe pela primeira vez vs. multípara) não obstante não serem muito claras as particularidades desta variável. Este estudo teve como objetivo analisar num grupo de mães primíparas e multíparas com bebés prematuros, as associações entre o estado Psicoemocional, a Autoestima e o Bonding maternos. Participaram 50 mães (27 primíparas e 23 multíparas), com bebés pré-termo recrutados numa maternidade pública de Lisboa. Os resultados indicam que as mães multíparas apresentam níveis mais elevados de Sentimentos Depressivos expressando, também, uma maior Capacidade e Preparação Geral para a função materna. A Capacidade Geral para tratar do bebé surge associada de forma negativa com o seu estado Psicoemocional e de forma positiva com o Bonding. As associações negativas encontradas entre Ansiedade e Aceitação do bebé, e entre Estado Psicoemocional e Bonding não parecem variar em função da paridade, mostrando que os desafios se colocam a ambos os grupos de mães. Palavras-chave:Paridade, Prematuridade, Bonding, Estado psicoemocional, Autoestima materna. Introdução Nascimento e prematuridadeDiversos autores têm demonstrado o impacto que as relações pais/criança e em particular a qualidade das mesmas têm ao nível do desenvolvimento sócio-emocional e cognitivo, não só nos primeiros anos de vida como, também, ao longo do ciclo vital (Bowlby, 1998). Desta forma, não só do ponto de vista académico como, também, no âmbito do trabalho de prevenção e intervenção psicossocial com as famílias, a compreensão dos fatores protetores e de risco devem ser alvo de estudo.Neste trabalho centramo-nos nos fatores de risco, com particular saliência na prematuridade do bebé. A prematuridade (nascimento antes das 37 semanas de gestação) constitui-se hoje como a causa mais prevalente da morbilidade e mortalidade infantis nos países industrializados (WHO, 2012), contando com uma incidência mundial de 11.1% e nacional de 7.8% em 2012 (INE, 2013). A investigação em torno deste fenómeno tem procurado perceber quais as implicações que o nascimento de um bebé prematuro pode acarretar no desenvolvimento da relação e nas interações 265A correspondência relativa a este artigo deverá ser enviada para: Joana Dias Alexandre, ISCTE-IUL,

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“…Fathers are also considered as a key element in supporting the mother and infant (12,13). This issue has been emphasized in many studies (2,10,14), indicating that mothers who are deprived of the support of the infant's father have less positive interaction with the infant than those receiving such support (15). Studies suggest the positive impact of creating opportunities for parent empowerment (COPE) programs on parents' mental health; however, more studies are recommended on all aspects of Copyright © 2017, Iranian Journal of Pediatrics.…”

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Effect of a Supportive-Training Intervention on Mother-Infant Attachment

Bostanabad

Areshtanab

Balila³

et al. 2017

Iran J Pediatr

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Background: The need for hospitalization of a premature infant in neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) is a risk for the motherinfant attachment and nursing support is essential for the family of such infants. Aim of the present study was to investigate the effect of supportive-training intervention of fathers of premature infants on mother-infant attachment. Methods: The present clinical trial was conducted in the NICU of 29 Bahman hospital, Tabriz. Sixty fathers of hospitalized premature infants were divided into intervention and control groups. Before the intervention, the mother-infant attachment was measured by the AVANT cheek list. The training intervention was applied to the parents of the intervention group for 2 days and the fathers were conducted to bedside of their infants to visit them and exchange ideas with their wives. The control group only received the routine cares in the unit and ultimately, the mother-infant attachment was re-measured in both groups. Results: No significant difference was observed in the attachment score before and after the intervention in the control group. The

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Correlates of mother–premature infant interactions

Cited by 115 publications

References 59 publications

Parental role conflict: the nursing diagnosis in mothers of hospitalized newborns

Parental role conflict: the nursing diagnosis in mothers of hospitalized newborns

A Prematuridade na Perspectiva das mães: Estado Psicoemocional, Autoestima e Bonding em mães Primíparas e Multíparas

Effect of a Supportive-Training Intervention on Mother-Infant Attachment

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