2022
DOI: 10.15649/cuidarte.2104
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El empoderamiento de los padres para el cuidado del hijo prematuro

Abstract: Introducción: El nacimiento, la hospitalización, la transición al hogar y el cuidado de un hijo prematuro son eventos críticos para los padres Materiales y Métodos: Se llevó a cabo un estudio cualitativo descriptivo. Se realizaron entrevistas semiestructuradas entre marzo y octubre de 2020 a 4 padres y 12 madres que tuvieron la experiencia de tener un hijo prematuro. El análisis se realizó con herramientas de la teoría fundamentada. Resultados: Se identificaron cuatro categorías: Afrontando el parto pre… Show more

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“…In this context, the empowerment of parental caregivers is favored by the information provided to them and the monitoring of health professionals, with their availability and listening being a determining factor in the development of the family’s leading role in preterm baby care ( 26 ) . As stated by the professionals interviewed in this research, the bond previously created between the family nucleus and the FHS plays an important role in all family’s needs for care, including the birth of a child at risk and their arrival in the community.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this context, the empowerment of parental caregivers is favored by the information provided to them and the monitoring of health professionals, with their availability and listening being a determining factor in the development of the family’s leading role in preterm baby care ( 26 ) . As stated by the professionals interviewed in this research, the bond previously created between the family nucleus and the FHS plays an important role in all family’s needs for care, including the birth of a child at risk and their arrival in the community.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nesse contexto, o empoderamento dos cuidadores parentais é favorecido pela informação que lhes é oferecida e pelo acompanhamento dos profissionais de saúde, sendo a disponibilidade e escuta realizada por estes fator determinante para o desenvolvimento do protagonismo da família no cuidado ao pré-termo (26) . De maneira semelhante, como afirmam os profissionais entrevistados nesta pesquisa, o vínculo previamente formado entre o núcleo familiar e a ESF tem papel importante em qualquer que seja a necessidade de cuidado da família, incluindo o nascimento de uma criança de risco e a sua chegada na comunidade.…”
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“…It has been described that some of them can avoid having other people help them because they fear that they can provide inadequate care, but when the family participates in the process and receives direct information from the health staff, the parents feel more confident regarding the family support in caring for their children. (43) Moreover, participation and leadership by nursing in the monitoring programs are among the most important recommendations for the professional practice, (3) given that such favor the continuity of care and of the very educational process, aimed at this moment of care at strengthening the capacities and skills for caring and to monitoring the conditions of health, growth, and development of preterm children.…”
Section: Basic Reanimationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It has been described that some of them can avoid having other people help them because they fear that they can provide inadequate care, but when the family participates in the process and receives direct information from the health staff, the parents feel more confident regarding the family support in caring for their children. 43 …”
Section: Recommendations For the Professional Practice In Nursing Wit...mentioning
confidence: 99%