Taking care of their baby at home but with nursing staff as support: The use of videoconferencing in providing neonatal support to parents of preterm infants

Lindberg, Birgitta; Axelsson, Karin; Öhrling, Kerstin

doi:10.1016/j.jnn.2009.01.004

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“…Lindberg in 2009 reported that parents were satisfied with a videoconference program as a link between NICU and home after home coming with infants. In fact parents experienced and profited the support of hospital staff in new situation at home with preterm babies [14].…”

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Evaluation of Parents’ Awareness and Knowledge about Problems and Issues Related to Their Premature Infants in an Iranian Hospital

Khalesi¹,

Anjom

Rezaeiezadeh³

et al. 2015

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Premature infant is an infant who was born before the end of 37th weeks of pregnancy. Approximately 9.6% of infants are premature and they can be at risk for hospitalization. This study has done for evaluation of awareness and knowledge of parents about problems of premature infants in Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). This was a descriptive study with 160 parents whose premature infants were admitted to NICU (Tehran-Iran, 2009-2011). Data were collected by a questionnaire for evaluation of awareness and knowledge of parents about problems of prematurity, and then analyzed by using descriptive analytic statistical methods and SPSS software. Based on the results, there was a significant relation between age and the total score of questionnaire (P = 0.022, R = 0.18). Mothers had higher awareness and knowledge than fathers (P < 0.05). The most awareness in parents was about doing of hygienic principle when they entered to NICU and about the importance of regularly and continuous attendance in ward. Awareness and knowledge of parents about problems of their premature infant were related to their age and being a mother or father. Parents had little knowledge about some NICU principles and premature infant's needs and care.

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Evaluation of Parents’ Awareness and Knowledge about Problems and Issues Related to Their Premature Infants in an Iranian Hospital

Khalesi¹,

Anjom

Rezaeiezadeh³

et al. 2015

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“…10 Ainda, a quantidade de orientações recebidas e a dificuldade materna em compreender a linguagem utilizada pelos profissionais gera grande responsabilidade, ansiedade e insegurança materna em relação ao cuidado à criança pré-termo. 22 Assim, a alta e o cuidado da criança em domicílio simbolizam, simultaneamente, desejo e medo. 22 Em domicílio, fruto desse contexto interacional, tendem a reproduzir os ensinamentos ofertados na UCIN, especialmente pelos enfermeiros/equipe de enfermagem.…”

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“…22 Assim, a alta e o cuidado da criança em domicílio simbolizam, simultaneamente, desejo e medo. 22 Em domicílio, fruto desse contexto interacional, tendem a reproduzir os ensinamentos ofertados na UCIN, especialmente pelos enfermeiros/equipe de enfermagem.…”

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“…Contribuem para essa decisão o fato de a criança ter sido amplamente alimentada na UCIN com esse recurso 15 , a dificuldade da mãe em acordar a criança para mamar 17 , a lentidão da criança na mamada 17 , a falta de oferta de informação a respeito da amamentação de pré-termo em domicílio durante sua estada na UCIN 15,22 , a dificuldade de tempo e disponibilidade para as mulheres que trabalham fora, bem como para aquelas que possuem gemelares 17 e, ainda, opiniões pouco incentivadoras da amamentação ofertada por amigos e familiares 11 , muitas vezes articuladas com mitos e tabus socialmente difundidos. 11 Portanto, o desmame precoce é comum 17,22 , bem como a adoção da mamadeira 13,17,22 ou do aleitamento misto.…”

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“…11 Portanto, o desmame precoce é comum 17,22 , bem como a adoção da mamadeira 13,17,22 ou do aleitamento misto. Aquelas mulheres que tiveram a oportunidade de realizar o Méto-do Canguru (MC) na UCIN também tendem a abandoná-lo no domicílio 20,21 , sendo raras as que o mantêm.…”

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Discharge from the neonatal intensive care unit and care at home: an integrative literature review

Custodio¹,

Abreu²,

Marski³

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Reme: Revista Mineira De Enfermagem

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Video consultation as nursing practice during early in‐home care for premature infants and families viewed from the families' homes'

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Aim This study examined how communication between nurses and families in video consultations in a neonatal early in‐home care program unfolded in the context of parents' homes. Design A qualitative study based on focused observations supported by audio‐recorded video consultations. Methods The data were collected through nine video consultations between nurses and families in an early in‐home care program. The transcribed material was examined using inductive content analysis. Findings The analyses revealed the following themes: “Setting the scene,” “Weight as a point of reference” and “The pros and cons of technology.” The video consultations unfolded in a relaxed atmosphere, but also as one‐way communication dominated by nurses, with the infant's weight as the focus. The study finds that a focus on training in video communication is needed to take full advantage of video consultations' potential.

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Taking care of their baby at home but with nursing staff as support: The use of videoconferencing in providing neonatal support to parents of preterm infants

Cited by 37 publications

References 42 publications

Evaluation of Parents’ Awareness and Knowledge about Problems and Issues Related to Their Premature Infants in an Iranian Hospital

Evaluation of Parents’ Awareness and Knowledge about Problems and Issues Related to Their Premature Infants in an Iranian Hospital

Discharge from the neonatal intensive care unit and care at home: an integrative literature review

Video consultation as nursing practice during early in‐home care for premature infants and families viewed from the families' homes'

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