Newborn care
Fostering maternal and newborn care in India the Yashoda way: does this improve maternal and newborn care practices during institutional delivery?
... postpartum care variables (blood pressure check, temperature check, perineum check, episiotomy check, check for injection, and saline check); and Six newborn care practice variables (mothers who took ...
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Building a Maternal and Newborn Care Training Programme for Health-Care Professionals in Guinea-Bissau
... in the Biombo, Cacheu, Oio and Farim regions, located in northern RG-B. Starting on July 15 2013, the programme ran for three years. It was co-financed by the European Union and all executants, including the United ...
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Nurses’ understanding of newborn care in oxygen therapy / Compreensão do enfermeiro sobre o cuidado ao recém-nascido em oxigenoterapia
... the care given to newborns in oxygen therapy in the Intermediate and Intensive Neonatal Care ...nursing care that should be directed to the newborns in therapy with supplemental ...the newborn ...
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Measuring Quality of Maternal and Newborn Care in Developing Countries Using Demographic and Health Surveys.
... which care is delivered), process elements (all the actions that make up health care) and outcome elements (the effects of healthcare on the population) ...
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Effect of Facilitation of Local Maternal-and-Newborn Stakeholder Groups on Neonatal Mortality: Cluster-Randomized Controlled Trial.
... antenatal care attendance, where health care utilisation of women in intervention communes differed favourably from those in control ...and newborn mortality was reduced, a process evalua- tion ...
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POPULAR KNOWLEDGE IN CARE OF THE NEWBORN WITH FOCUS ON HEALTH PROMOTION
... the care of newborn, focusing on the promotion of child ...the newborn; Knowledge of practices used in daily care of the newborn; Knowledge used on diseases of the ...on newborn ...
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The midwives service scheme in Nigeria.
... and newborn care, including basic equipment and supplies such as drugs and other consumables, ambulance services, steady electricity and potable water sup- ply, stationery, and security for health workers ...
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Rev. Saúde Pública vol.41 número5
... intensive care units ...premature newborn survival rates in ...humanized care and by the practical expe- rience of fragmented ...and newborn care in the ...
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A study of infant deaths in tribal area of Andhra Pradesh, India
... skilled care at birth may lead to increase in neonatal mortality ...unhygienic newborn care practices; excessive invasive procedures and lack of preventive essential newborn care ...
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Differences in newborn umbilical cord care
... cord care practices in Osijek-Bara- nja County there are statistically signiicant diffe- rences in methods of cord care conduction and recommendations to parents on cord care prac- tices during ...
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Nursing team and promotion of humanized care in a neonatal unit
... hospitalized newborn as agents of the caring process, demonstrating such attitudes: I transmit information clearly to the family ...baby care when going home (T14) ... I transmit to the family when the ...
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Nursing care on admission and stay of the newborn in the accommodation set on intra-hospital
... the newborn during the moments of admission, continued hospitalization and intra-hospital transfer being the accommodation always set the source ...of care of such babies suggesting the need to search for ...
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Texto contexto enferm. vol.23 número3
... The ifth and sixth workshops consisted of the presentation of the irst and second part of the proposal of the care plan for the NB in the OC. In this stage, participants worked on the issue of “collective ...
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NURSING IN THE PUERPERIUM: KNOWLEDGE OF DETECTING ADOLESCENT MOTHERS IN RELATION TO CARE OF NEWBORN
... the care for the ...to care for the ...to care for the newborn at home, as well as strengthening the nurse’s role toward the adolescent pregnants/ adolescent mothers, recognizing that they are ...
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ACCESSION TO THE HUMANIZATION POLICY IN THE NEWBORN IMMEDIATE CARE – PERCEPTION OF THE NURSING TEAM
... of newborn immediate care, and to examine the implementation of the model of humanized care provided to newborns in the immediate perception of the nursing ...of newborn immediate care ...
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J. Pediatr. (Rio J.) vol.82 número1 en v82n1a10
... one, the population that uses it seems to be very distinct. Just 11% of the mothers studied were less than 18 years old and around 80% were married or had stable relationships, thus eliminating two important risk factors ...
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Parent' s experiences and perceives at premature newborn in the neonatal intensive care unit
... V tem prispevku bom predstavila drugo raven, to so doivljanja mater in oèetov prezgodaj rojenih otrok neposredno po rojstvu njihovega otroka v èasu spremljanja otroka v Enoti za intenzi[r] ...
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THE TECHNICAL SKILLS OF THE NURSES ON THE ASSISTANCE OF THE NEWBORN
... the newborn, normal growth and development of newborns and infants, the elements of health promotion and prevention of diseases in the newborn and infant, and the need for immunization (risks and benefits ...
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Clinical management of pain in the newborn: perception of nurses from the neonatal intensive care unit
... direct care to these babies it is therefore responsible for identifying the presence of pain signals in any of them, to be able to intervene with measures that can ease the discomfort and thus contribute to ...
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Texto contexto enferm. vol.21 número2 en a03v21n2
... the newborn inpatients at the NICU of a teaching hospital in Southern Brazil in 2006, most were male, premature and had an adequate Apgar score at the irst ...
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