Management of healthy newborns in the delivery room and maternal satisfaction

Tasseau, A.; Walter-Nicolet, E.; Autret, Fanny

doi:10.1016/j.arcped.2018.05.010

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“…It is not different in other countries, for example, a French study with 85 mothers found that in 67% of deliveries the duration of skin-to-skin contact was less than one hour and in 49% the main reason was to perform routine care. This separation goes against current recommendations, interrupts the skin-to-skin contact of the NB with their mother, impairs the success of breastfeeding and potentially hinders the establishment of the first mother-child bonds (20) . This reinforces the importance of current findings and the need for care, educational and managerial actions that promote such practices in different scenarios.…”

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“…In addition, it is necessary for the multiprofessional health team to be updated on the scientific evidence to ensure a positive birth experience, avoiding unnecessary interventions (4,13,15) . Therefore, actions aimed at raising the level of knowledge of professionals about the importance and benefits of good practices are recommended; guidance to families before the childbirth about the care for the healthy NB in the delivery room; and establishment of a care protocol for the NB with good vitality, including skin-to-skin contact, remembering that routine care can be postponed (20) .…”

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Adherence to humanized care practices for newborns with good vitality in the delivery room

Schott

Góes

Santos

et al. 2022

Rev. Gaúcha Enferm.

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Objective: To know the intervening factors in the adherence of health professionals to humanized care practices for newborns with good vitality in the delivery room. Method: Qualitative research, through an online form with 36 health professionals working in delivery rooms in Rio de Janeiro. Data processed in the Interface de R pour Analyses Multidimensionnelles de Textes Et de Questionnaires and analyzed according to Thematic Content Analysis. Results: Skin-to-skin contact was identified as a factor that is directly related to timely clamping of the umbilical cord and breastfeeding in the first hour of life. Other intervening factors were: acceptance, training and professional category; type of delivery; qualification and training of teams. Conclusions: Professional improvement combined with encouragement from the leadership, partnership between peers, good working conditions, human resources and infrastructure and guidance to families provide adherence to humanized care practices for the newborn in the delivery room.

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Adherence to humanized care practices for newborns with good vitality in the delivery room

Schott

Góes

Santos

et al. 2022

Rev. Gaúcha Enferm.

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“…O que não é diferente em outros países, a exemplo, estudo francês com 85 mães verificou que em 67% dos partos a duração do contato pele a pele foi inferior a uma hora e em 49% o principal motivo foi a realização de cuidados de rotina. Essa separação contraria as recomendações atuais, interrompe o contato pele a pele dos RN com sua mãe, prejudica o sucesso da amamentação e dificulta potencialmente o estabelecimento dos primeiros vínculos mãe-filho (20) . O que reforça a importância dos achados atuais e a necessidades de ações assistenciais, educacionais e gerenciais que promovam tais práticas em distintos cenários.…”

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“…Portanto, recomendam-se ações voltadas para a elevação do nível de conhecimentos dos profissionais sobre a importância e os benefícios das boas práticas; orientações às famílias antes do nascimento do filho sobre os cuidados com o RN saudável na sala de parto; e estabelecimento de um protocolo de atendimento ao RN com boa vitalidade, incluindo o contato pele a pele, lembrando que os cuidados de rotina podem ser adiados (20) .…”

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Adesão às práticas assistenciais humanizadas ao recém-nascido com boa vitalidade na sala de parto

Schott

Góes

Santos

et al. 2022

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RESUMO Objetivo: Conhecer os fatores intervenientes à adesão dos profissionais de saúde às práticas assistenciais humanizadas ao recém-nascido com boa vitalidade na sala de parto. Método: Pesquisa qualitativa, mediante formulário online com 36 profissionais de saúde atuantes em salas de parto no estado do Rio de Janeiro. Dados processados no Interface de R pour Analyses Multidimensionnelles de Textes Et de Questionnaires e analisados segundo Análise de Conteúdo Temática. Resultados: Identificou-se o contato pele a pele como fator que se relaciona diretamente à realização do clampeamento oportuno do cordão umbilical e amamentação na primeira hora de vida. Outros fatores intervenientes foram: aceitação, formação e categoria profissional; tipo de parto; capacitação e treinamento das equipes. Conclusões: Aprimoramento profissional aliado ao estímulo da chefia, parceria entre pares, boas condições de trabalho, de recursos humanos e de infraestrutura e orientações às famílias propiciam a adesão às práticas assistenciais humanizadas ao recém-nascido na sala de parto.

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“…Separation of the mother–baby dyad should be performed only when medically indicated 4 . Despite this, Tasseau et al 6 found that many healthy newborn babies are separated from their mothers during the first two hours after birth, mainly for routine care. Separation can be caused by maternal factors where emergency care is needed, such as major postpartum hemorrhage or when the mother needs a surgical procedure in an operating theatre.…”

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Neonatal resuscitation after birth – Swedish midwives’ experiences of, and perceptions about, separation between mothers and their newborn babies

Bäcke¹,

Thies-Lagergren²,

Blomqvist³

2023

Eur J Midwifery

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INTRODUCTION This study aimed to investigate midwives’ experiences of and perceptions about mother–baby separation during resuscitation of the baby following birth. METHODS A qualitative study was conducted using an author-designed questionnaire. Fifty-four midwives from two Swedish birth units with different working methods regarding neonatal resuscitation – at the mother’s bedside in the birth room or in a designated resuscitation room outside the birth room – completed the questionnaire. Data were analyzed using qualitative content analysis. RESULTS Most midwives had experience of removing a newborn baby in need of critical care from the birth room, thus separating the mother and baby. The midwives identified the difficulties and challenges involved in carrying out emergency care in the birth room after birth and had divergent opinions about what they considered possible in these birth situations. They agreed on the benefits, for both mother and baby, in performing emergency care in the birth room and avoiding a separation altogether, if possible. CONCLUSIONS There are good opportunities to reduce separation of mother and baby after birth; training, knowledge, education and the right environmental conditions are important factors in successfully implementing new ways of working. It is possible to work towards reducing separation and this work should continue and strive to eliminate separation as far as possible.

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Management of healthy newborns in the delivery room and maternal satisfaction

Cited by 4 publications

References 21 publications

Adherence to humanized care practices for newborns with good vitality in the delivery room

Adherence to humanized care practices for newborns with good vitality in the delivery room

Adesão às práticas assistenciais humanizadas ao recém-nascido com boa vitalidade na sala de parto

Neonatal resuscitation after birth – Swedish midwives’ experiences of, and perceptions about, separation between mothers and their newborn babies

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