2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijporl.2017.01.025
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Parent educational materials regarding the newborn hearing screening process

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“…Dentre os 12 artigos analisados nesta revisão, sete estudos abordaram a TN biológica (7,(11)(12)(13)(14)(15)(16), enquanto a triagem auditiva foi referida por quatro artigos (10,17,18,20) e apenas um artigo apresentou dados sobre a TN de cardiopatias (19) .…”
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“…Dentre os 12 artigos analisados nesta revisão, sete estudos abordaram a TN biológica (7,(11)(12)(13)(14)(15)(16), enquanto a triagem auditiva foi referida por quatro artigos (10,17,18,20) e apenas um artigo apresentou dados sobre a TN de cardiopatias (19) .…”
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“…2017 (16) Avaliar o conhecimento das puérperas sobre o teste do pezinho. Descritivo e quantitativo 11 Int J Pediatr Otorhinolaryngol 2017 (20) Avaliar a oferta de informações sobre TN aos pais Levantamento de dados 12 Braz J Otorhinolaryngol 2013 (18) Investigar estudos sobre educação em triagem auditiva Quase experimental Quadro 1-Descrição dos artigos incluídos na revisão integrativa na abordagem da educação continuada e capacitação sobre triagem neonatal.…”
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“…Numerous strategies can be implemented to enhance the effectiveness of UNHS programs, reduce the psychological stress and anxiety associated with failed screening tests, and ensure appropriate follow-up if warranted [22,28,36]. First, increased awareness of the program through structured public health campaigns targeting caregivers and parents [22].…”
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“…First, increased awareness of the program through structured public health campaigns targeting caregivers and parents [22]. Second, early education about the importance of the program, particularly when initiated before childbirth, has been shown to increase the satisfaction and perception of the program compared to providing education after childbirth [36]. Thirdly, administering hearing screenings in the presence of parents and explaining test results with clear verbal and written recommendations for follow-up may enhance the efficacy of UNHS [22].…”
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