First visit of the mother in the newborn intensive care unit: the reception as promotion of human care

Autores/as

  • Eloah de Paula Pessoa Gurgel
  • Karla Maria Carneiro Rolim

Palabras clave:

Newborn, Newborn intensive care unit, Nursing.

Resumen

When babies are separated from their mothers in order to be treated in a Newborn Intensive Care Unit, the mothers feel unhappy, afraid and stressed. The aim of this study is to analyze the mothers’ reactions towards seeing their babies in a Newborn Intensive Care Unit, and to know what their expectations are on the recovery, in order to propose the development of a support group for the mothers to help them go through the first visit and the stay of their babies during treatment. This is a descriptive-investigatory study with a qualitative approach, which took place in a Newborn Intensive Care Unit of a public maternity hospital in Fortaleza-Ce. The research subjects were mothers who had their babies hospitalized from August to September of 2004. Data analysis resulted in the following categories, which were extracted from the subjects’ discourse: expectations, reception, and first visit to the unit. We concluded that the nurses must have a differentiated perception of the first visit and of the babies’ stay in the unit, emphasizing its importance to the babies’ recovery and to their return to the family.

 

 

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Publicado

2005-04-24

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Gurgel, E. de P. P., & Rolim, K. M. C. (2005). First visit of the mother in the newborn intensive care unit: the reception as promotion of human care. Rev Rene, 6(2). Recuperado a partir de https://periodicos.ufc.br/rene/article/view/5510

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Research Article

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