Nursing Diagnoses Identified During Parent Group Meetings in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

Vale, Ianê Nogueira do; Souza, Sandra Regina de; Carmona, Elenice Valentim

doi:10.1111/j.1744-618x.2005.00015.x

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“…Further enhancement and refinement of the support group by seeking parent input and researching variables that identify parents who would benefit from post-discharge care (Tien, Peterson, & Shelley, 2002) may also further assist appropriate supportive follow-up care (Vale, de Souza, & Carmon, 2005).…”

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Mothers’ experiences of the NICU and a NICU support group programme

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Chur‐Hansen

Winefield

2015

Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology

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Objective: to understand both the maternal experience of the NICU and mothers' views of a NICU Parent Support Group. Background: mothers of babies who are born prematurely have their first experiences of parenting while their infant is in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). This presents multiple challenges and a range of stresses related to their role as a mother and concerns about their baby's survival and growth. Thus, various supportive interventions have been trialled with this NICU parent population. However, the focus of this support and how it should be delivered lacks research as an evidence base for practice. Mothers' experiences of the NICU and a professionally facilitated NICU support group at a city hospital were explored in this qualitative research study. Method: nine mothers were interviewed in 2010 while their babies were NICU inpatients. Interviews were recorded, transcribed and analysed thematically. Results: the NICU admission resulted in participant mothers facing challenges in getting to know their baby, forming their parenting role while in the NICU, and a reliance upon, but resentment toward, nursing staff. Positive feelings about their baby's strengths were also apparent. The parent support group was an important part of managing the experience of the NICU and was reported to meet the emotional support needs of these NICU parents. Conclusion: the implications and recommendations for NICU-based emotional support are discussed. In particular, modifications to support group structures to ensure professional staff involvement and a balance between education and emotional care are reviewed.

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Mothers’ experiences of the NICU and a NICU support group programme

Turner

Chur‐Hansen

Winefield

2015

Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology

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“…Como medidas preventivas para tal diagnóstico o estudo cita a atuação da enfermeira na educação como medida de prevenção da gravidez na adolescência, o pré-natal com orientações específicas a este seguimento populacional e o acompanhamento no parto e puerpério (28) .…”

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“…Uma das ações básicas da enfermagem é apoiar a família durante a internação do prematuro, facilitar a formação do apego entre pais e filho e prepará-los para o cuidado dele. Nessa teia de relações se inserem os fatores de incômodo por não ter o filho no ambiente familiar e não poder, imediatamente após o nascimento, inserí-lo no contexto social em que a família vive (17,(28)(29) . Acrescenta-se também que há outros DE possíveis para a situação de maternidade/paternidade e família os quais não foram incluídos no check list da UCIN, são eles: tensão do papel de cuidador, risco de tensão do papel de cuidador, paternidade ou maternidade prejudicada, risco de paternidade ou maternidade prejudicada, disposição para paternidade ou maternidade melhorada, desempenho de papel ineficaz e conflito no desempenho do papel de pai/mãe.…”

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Diagnósticos de enfermagem de prematuros sob cuidados intermediários

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O estudo teve como objetivo identificar diagnósticos de enfermagem de prematuros assistidos em uma unidade de cuidado intermediário neonatal do interior de São Paulo, Brasil. Tratou-se de um estudo retrospectivo a partir de prontuários de 118 prematuros hospitalizados. Os diagnósticos de enfermagem mais frequentes foram: Privação do Sono (83,1%), Risco de Infecção (76,3%) e Processos Familiares Alterados (75,4%), pertencentes aos respectivos domínios da NANDA: atividade/repouso, segurança/proteção e relacionamentos de papel. Os resultados do estudo articularam a frequência dos diagnósticos com os domínios da NANDA aos quais pertencem, identificando limitação da abordagem dos mesmos e principais domínios apontados na sistematização da assistência ao recém-nascido prematuro em cuidado intermediário.

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“…Through the study, the authors wanted to support nursing diagnoses, with the aims to refine the identification and objectivization of NANDA International nursing diagnoses in newborns at neonatal wards, and to evaluate the effectiveness of nursing interventions undertaken by nurses more efficiently (Inácio, 2010;Rabasová, 2015). In their exploratory descriptive study, do Vale, de Souza and Carmona (2005) In the field of nursing diagnoses, great attention is also paid to research for developing and implementing new electronic databases that would allow nurses in health care facilities to improve the quality of nursing documentation, including the objectivization of nursing diagnoses and the planning of interventions and their monitoring. Implementation of electronic systems into the nursing process offers possibilities of continuous theoretical and practical perfecting of the provision of effective systematic and individualized nursing care based on knowledge, clinically practice guidelines and clinical practice (Ríos et al, 1991;Peres et al, 2010;Jarošová et al, 2012b).…”

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Validation studies of nursing diagnoses in neonatology

Rabasová¹

2016

Cent Eur J Nurs Midw

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Aim: The objective of the review was the analysis of Czech and foreign literature sources and professional periodicals to obtain a relevant comprehensive overview of validation studies of nursing diagnoses in neonatology. Design: Review. Methods: The selection criterion was studies concerning the validation of nursing diagnoses in neonatology. To obtain data from relevant sources, the licensed professional databases EBSCO, Web of Science and Scopus were utilized. The search criteria were: date of publication -unlimited; academic periodicals -full text; peer-reviewed periodicals; search language -English, Czech and Slovak. Results: A total of 788 studies were found. Only 5 studies were eligible for content analysis, dealing specifically with validation of nursing diagnoses in neonatology. The analysis of the retrieved studies suggests that authors are most often concerned with identifying the defining characteristics of nursing diagnoses applicable to both the mother (parents) and the newborn. The diagnoses were validated in the domains Role Relationship; Coping/Stress tolerance; Activity/Rest, and Elimination and Exchange. Diagnoses represented were from the field of dysfunctional physical needs as well as the field of psychosocial and spiritual needs. The diagnoses were as follows: Parental role conflict (00064); Impaired parenting (00056); Grieving (00136); Ineffective breathing pattern (00032); Impaired gas exchange (00030); and Impaired spontaneous ventilation (00033). Conclusion: Validation studies enable effective planning of interventions with measurable results and support clinical nursing practice.

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Nursing Diagnoses Identified During Parent Group Meetings in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

Abstract: Nursing care in neonatal units should focus on interventions for parents and other family members in addition to providing the necessary care of newborns.

Cited by 16 publications

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Mothers’ experiences of the NICU and a NICU support group programme

Mothers’ experiences of the NICU and a NICU support group programme

Diagnósticos de enfermagem de prematuros sob cuidados intermediários

Validation studies of nursing diagnoses in neonatology

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