Evaluation des Babylotse-Plus-Screeningbogens

Fisch, S. I.; Keller, Theresa; Nazmy, Nurina; Stasun, Ulrike; Keil, Thomas; Klapp, C

doi:10.1007/s00103-016-2425-5

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“…The modifications included also the development of a new short perinatal screening form for psychosoical risk detection to be filled out by midwives or nursing staff. The evaluation of the diagnostic accuracy showed that this simple screening instrument can very reliably identify psychosocially burdened families [11].…”

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“…A preceding separate evaluation showed that the screening form with this low cut-off had a high sensitivity of 99%, meaning that hardly any family at risk was missed. On the contrary, the specificity of the screening form was rather low at 33%, meaning that a number of families were falsely classified as being at risk [11].…”

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“…Mothers/families with scores of 3 or more points were defined as being “likely at risk”. In a recent evaluation of the diagnostic accuracy, the Babylotse-Plus screening form using a cut-off at 3 performed very well in identifying families at high psychosocial risk [11].…”

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How effective is the early support program Babylotse-Plus for psychosocially burdened mothers and their infants? A comparative intervention study

Klapp

Fisch

Keller

et al. 2019

matern health, neonatol and perinatol

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Objectives Our aim was to examine the effects of an early perinatal prevention program offered to mothers and families suffering from significant psychosocial burden. Methods All mothers giving birth in a Berlin university hospital during Jan-Aug 2013 were screened with a standardized 27-item questionnaire by trained staff. Mothers with a screening-score ≥ 3, who were not enrolled in other public support programs, were defined as psychosocially burdened. They received a detailed needs assessment and were followed up with counseling. When necessary, affected mothers were voluntarily guided through to specialized ‘early support’ institutions during the 12-month-intervention period. The historical control group (care-as-usual) consisted of children born at the same hospital the year before. At 12 months postnatally, we interviewed mothers in both groups to assess their stress burden and coping skills by Parenting Stress Index and assessed the current childcare condition. Differences between the groups were compared by multivariable logistic regression analyses adjusting for potential confounders. Results The intervention group and the control group included 225 and 157 families, respectively. After 12-months, mothers in the ‘early support’ intervention group had significantly less often depression (adjusted odds ratio 0.25, 95%-confidence interval 0.07–0.94), less often a disturbed relationship with the parenting partner (0.34, 0.10–1.14) and reported reduced stress due to the child’s demands (0.40, 0.15–1.10) compared to the control group. Childcare indicators did not differ between the 2 groups. Conclusions In mothers at high psychosocial risk, the ‘early support’ intervention program Babylotse-Plus seemed to reduce the occurrence of depression and several stress indicators in the first postnatal year.

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How effective is the early support program Babylotse-Plus for psychosocially burdened mothers and their infants? A comparative intervention study

Klapp

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Keller

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matern health, neonatol and perinatol

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“…der Ministerien. [2]. In ihrer Analyse kamen sie zum Ergebnis, dass mithilfe des Screeningbogens psychosoziale Risikofamilien zuverlässig identifiziert werden konnten und ihnen Zugang zu Einrichtungen der Frühen Hilfen ermöglicht werden konnte.…”

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“…B. Familienhebammen, bei den "richtigen" Familien zum Einsatz kommen. [2] Interview: Aus der Praxis der Babylotsen Was ist das Ziel der Babylotsen? Wir möchten dazu beitragen, dass Eltern während der Schwangerschaft und nach der Geburt ihres Kindes gut informiert und versorgt in den Alltag gehen können.…”

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Wie Babylotsen Eltern gezielt Unterstützungsangebote machen

Schöning¹

2019

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Experten-Interview | Eine Schwangerschaft und die ersten Monate mit dem Säugling stellen Eltern vor viele Fragen. Noch größer ist die Herausforderung, wenn Familien in Belastungssituationen leben und über wenig externe Ressourcen verfügen. Elaine Schöning ist Babylotsin am St. Joseph Krankenhaus in Berlin und erklärt, wie sie in dieser Rolle betroffenen Paaren gezielt Unterstützungsangebote vermitteln kann. Die koordinierte interdisziplinäre Vernetzung von Fachpersonen und Hilfesystemen soll u. a. den Kinderschutz optimieren. Hebammen unterstützen die Babylotsen beim Erkennen von Risiken für die frühkindliche Entwicklung bzw. Gesundheit und stärken Paare auf ihrem Weg in Geburt und Elternschaft.

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