NDLI: Sistema de intervención psicológica en unidad de cuidados intensivos neonatales: Intervención psicológica en padres de niños prematuros

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Sistema de intervención psicológica en unidad de cuidados intensivos neonatales: Intervención psicológica en padres de niños prematuros

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Author	Martin, Brianna L. Mozas, M. Poudereux Rodríguez, Claudia G. Cueto, Antonio Belaústegui
Copyright Year	2005
Abstract	Objective: To evaluate the stress degree, emotional state and worries preterm’s parents that make difficult the bonding, when a very low weight preterm neonate (below 1.500 grams) is admitted in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), and design an appropriate psychological intervention to promote attachment between parents and baby. Design and methods: The subjects were very low weight preterm neonate’s parents, admitted in the NICU, during the study period. The parents were evaluated by the PSS:NICU and Neonatology Questionnaire in the first ten days in the NICU, and assistance to the Parents Group, during newborn’s hospitalization. It was made a descriptive analysis of the PSS:NICU and Neonatology Questionnaire dates. Results: 89% of the families accepted psychological support offered. 45,5% of mothers and 38% of fathers rated as extremely stressful the experience of having their baby hospitalized in the NICU, although positive feelings to their baby and to the staff who care of the baby, are more experienced than negative. Conclusions: PSS:NICU Scale and Neonatology Questionnaire are assessment instruments appropriated for NICU. Parents Group is the most therapeutic element as psycho-educational intervention, promoting attachment parents-baby. It will be good foment the early attention parents-baby, since hospitalization, and continue tracking after discharge in these families. For this, it is necessary include psychologist professionals that make this functions since birth until scholar ages.
Starting Page	130
Ending Page	139
Page Count	10
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Volume Number	16
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Language	English
Access Restriction	Open
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Article

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