Paternal Experience During The Child Hospitalization In Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

Abstract

Introduction: The desire for a child is also a characteristic feeling of man throughout his life. However, when a premature and/or risk birth occur, require specialized care in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, parents are surprised by many difficult feelings to overcome.Objective: To understand the paternal experience during hospitalization of their child in the neonatal intensive care unit.Method: This is an exploratory-descriptive study of qualitative approach, carried out in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit of a university hospital in Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil, through interviews, from a semi-structured instrument. It was submitted to the Content Analysis Technique, mode of cross-thematic analysis for analysis of the data.

Risk Factors Related To The Psychic Suffering In Women In Pre And Post-Natal Accompanied By An Institution Of Philanthropic Pernambuco State

“…The same consists of 45 questions covering psychiatric symptoms characteristic of mental disorders. In Graphs 1, 2 and in relation to exposed risk factors, they show the number and percentage of pregnant and postpartum women respectively, who presented a cut-off point equal to or greater than seven, indicating the possibility of a psychiatric disorder, that is, the punctuation Equal to or greater than seven points that correspond to the QMPA's yes response [18].…”

A experi�ncia da mulher hospitalizada com o rec�m-nascido na unidade de terapia intensiva neonatal

“…Mal informadas, demonstram insegurança e ansiedade. Mesmo os profissionais de saúde tendo conhecimento acerca da importância de fornecer informação, sua oferta ainda é insuficiente, pouco esclarecedora e ocorre de acordo com a dinâmica da unidade e rotina do profissional e não pautada nas necessidades das mães (18) . Adicionado a esses aspectos, o abuso de termos técnicos e a desvalorização dos aspectos www.ufsj.edu.br/recom -6 emocionais maternos pelos profissionais de saúde criam barreiras, favorecendo o distanciamento e conflitos nas relações entre mães e equipe (13) .…”

Nursing In Front Of Technology As A Care Fundament On UTI Obstetric/Neonatal

“…New knowledge, equipment, treatments and techniques were introduced in the Obstetric and Neonatal care, contributing to the reduction of the mortality rate in this group and, consequently, to an increase of the survival of these [4,10]. All this technological apparatus provided a very noisy and noisy environment, requiring a greater number of professionals in intensive obstetric and neonatal care.…”

“…It favored a deep and lasting bond, bringing positive effects, both for man and for binomial. This link has become important for the success of any therapy [4].…”

“…This reductionist and simplistic concept sometimes delimits a complex barrier between what is human and what is artificial. The appearance itself, for example, of a pregnant woman admitted to an Obstetric ICU for non-Obstetric causes and a Newborn (RN) in an incubator, often showing equipment, and can transform the woman/newborn into only one detail for the eyes of some [3,4]. This environment, although essential for the sophisticated technology that assures life, is also hostile to the aggressiveness of the invasive techniques and procedures to which the pregnant women and the newborns are subjected.…”