Estrés parental y percepción del cuidado parental de enfermería en neonatología
Introduction: the psychoemotional state of parents is affected when their newborn is hospitalized when facing a new environment, dealing with strangers and delegating their first protective care. Objective: to determine the level of parental stress and theperception of parental nursing care in the n...
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| author | Mery Yaneth Flores Chura Edgardo Javier Ramos Caballero |
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| description | Introduction: the psychoemotional state of parents is affected when their newborn is hospitalized when facing a new environment, dealing with strangers and delegating their first protective care. Objective: to determine the level of parental stress and theperception of parental nursing care in the neonatology service of a national hospital in Peru. Methodology: quantitative, descriptive-correlational, cross-sectional study. With a sample of 75 parents of babies hospitalized in neonatology. Questionnaires were applied: Parental Stress Scale - PPS:NIICU with α=0.7 and Nursing Parent Support Tool - NPST (α = 0.96). Results: 68.7% of the participants presented moderate level of parental stress, the main sources of stress were: alteration of parental role, impact of appearance, treatment and behavior of the baby. They considered parental nursing care to be low, with deficiencies in emotional, communicational and informational support; however, they recognized good nursing care. Finally, no significant relationship was found between both variables (Tau-b: -0.07; with p < 0.05). Conclusions: there is an urgent need to implement initiatives that involve parents in different processes during the hospitalization of their babies, in addition to the training of nurses to identify and attend to psychoemotional needs. |
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| spelling | openalex:W4388688715Estrés parental y percepción del cuidado parental de enfermería en neonatologíaMery Yaneth Flores ChuraEdgardo Javier Ramos Caballeroparental stressneonatal intensive carehospitalized newbornsparental role changeemotional supportparental involvement in neonatal carenurse-parent communicationInfant Development and Preterm CareFamily and Patient Care in Intensive Care UnitsFamily and Disability Support ResearchIntroduction: the psychoemotional state of parents is affected when their newborn is hospitalized when facing a new environment, dealing with strangers and delegating their first protective care. Objective: to determine the level of parental stress and theperception of parental nursing care in the neonatology service of a national hospital in Peru. Methodology: quantitative, descriptive-correlational, cross-sectional study. With a sample of 75 parents of babies hospitalized in neonatology. Questionnaires were applied: Parental Stress Scale - PPS:NIICU with α=0.7 and Nursing Parent Support Tool - NPST (α = 0.96). Results: 68.7% of the participants presented moderate level of parental stress, the main sources of stress were: alteration of parental role, impact of appearance, treatment and behavior of the baby. They considered parental nursing care to be low, with deficiencies in emotional, communicational and informational support; however, they recognized good nursing care. Finally, no significant relationship was found between both variables (Tau-b: -0.07; with p < 0.05). Conclusions: there is an urgent need to implement initiatives that involve parents in different processes during the hospitalization of their babies, in addition to the training of nurses to identify and attend to psychoemotional needs.Articlehttps://doi.org/10.21803/penamer.16.32.525W4388688715enPensamiento Americano2027-24482745-14022023-11-15 |
| spellingShingle | parental stress neonatal intensive care hospitalized newborns parental role change emotional support parental involvement in neonatal care nurse-parent communication Infant Development and Preterm Care Family and Patient Care in Intensive Care Units Family and Disability Support Research Mery Yaneth Flores Chura Edgardo Javier Ramos Caballero Estrés parental y percepción del cuidado parental de enfermería en neonatología |
| title | Estrés parental y percepción del cuidado parental de enfermería en neonatología |
| title_full | Estrés parental y percepción del cuidado parental de enfermería en neonatología |
| title_fullStr | Estrés parental y percepción del cuidado parental de enfermería en neonatología |
| title_full_unstemmed | Estrés parental y percepción del cuidado parental de enfermería en neonatología |
| title_short | Estrés parental y percepción del cuidado parental de enfermería en neonatología |
| title_sort | estres parental y percepcion del cuidado parental de enfermeria en neonatologia |
| topic | parental stress neonatal intensive care hospitalized newborns parental role change emotional support parental involvement in neonatal care nurse-parent communication Infant Development and Preterm Care Family and Patient Care in Intensive Care Units Family and Disability Support Research |
| topic_facet | parental stress neonatal intensive care hospitalized newborns parental role change emotional support parental involvement in neonatal care nurse-parent communication Infant Development and Preterm Care Family and Patient Care in Intensive Care Units Family and Disability Support Research |
| url | https://doi.org/10.21803/penamer.16.32.525 |
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