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Weight, Temperature, and Transcutaneous Bilirubin of the Term Neonate at Discharge: A Comparative Study Between a Traditional Nursery and Rooming-in Model of Care

Pass, Jennifer L

… The purpose of this study was to examine day of discharge term neonate outcomes of percent weight change, body temperature, and transcutaneous bilirubin from a traditional nursery and a rooming-in model of care.</p> <p><strong>Design</strong>: A retrospective, descriptive, comparative …

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Gender, power and practices in tension : mixed-sex rooming in hospital : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment for the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Women's Studies at Massey University

Burrell, Beverley Ann2000

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Quality of Attachment As a Predictor of Parental Visitation When a Young Child or Infant is Hospitalized

Robinson, Jane R.Drake University1994

The Problem. This study examined factors predicting parental visitation with hospitalized children. It was hypothesized that parental visitation and rooming-in decisions would be predicted by quality of attachment, socioeconomic status, parental anxiety, and family and child characteristics. …

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Factors associated with provision of mothers' own breast milk for Very Low Birth Weight (VLBW) infants on a South African tertiary care neonatal unit

Mutesu-Kapembwa, KundaDivision of Neonatology2017

… struggle to provide adequate breast milk for the infants' nutritional needs disadvantage preterm infants as the outcomes of those exclusively breast milk fed are superior to those fed infant formula. Objectives: To determine the proportion of Mothers' Own breast Milk (MOM) consumed by very low …

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'POPPATA DIFFICOLTOSA' NELL'ALLATTAMENTO AL SENO:QUALE ESPERIENZA DAL PUNTO DI VISTA DELLE MADRI ITALIANE.UNO STUDIO QUALITATIVO

P.A. MauriUniversità degli Studi di Milano2011

Introduction Many professional organizations recommend breastfeeding for the first 6 months due to the numerous benefits it has for mother and child. The mother’s breastfeeding experiences in the early postpartum period, are crucial in deciding to continue it. It is important to identify, in the …

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Transitioning from Open Bay to Private Room: The Impact on Neonatal Parent-Staff Communication

Hokanson, Jamila CutliffUT Southwestern Medical Center2018

… communication improves parents' emotional well-being, leads to better parent-infant bonding, and increases parental involvement in their child's care. Several studies address the impact of workflow and analyze the effectiveness of parent communication in a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). …

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