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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Individanpassad omvårdnad för det för tidigt födda barnet : En litteraturstudie

Bergqvist, Marika, Andersson, Carola January 2009 (has links)
The aim of this study was to describe the meaning of individual care according to Newborn Individualized Developmental Care and Assessment programs (NIDCAP) to the early born child. The care around the early born child has shown a big importance. NIDCAP incorporates many care aspects that give structure for an individual tailored care. A fast care planning within three days and night after the birth according to NIDCAP has a positive effect for the cognitive development. The early child has showed that the surroundings environment has an important role for their development. To support the early born child´s development thus the brain can mature in its rate to achieve self-check and to handle it sensory rise to respect the early born child on the basis of their maturity's degree is the goal of NIDCAP model. Through reducing sounds and light levels on the incubator room has it been seen that the early born child can few a better control on its new life. It is important that the nurse makes the parents believe on them self and to actively attend the care, that they dare to be alone with the child. Focus on individual care according to NIDCAP model is to support the parents to understand the early born child's neurodevelopment. If the nurse creates a good relationship with the parents, creates a better condition to developing parent role.
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Känguruvård av extremt för tidigt födda barn : En journalgranskningsstudie

Norling, Anna, Lindvall, Marie January 2014 (has links)
Syfte. Undersöka användningen av kängurumetoden hos extremt för tidigt födda barn. Bakgrund. Kängurumetoden (KM) är en evidensbaserad metod som innebär att barnet bärs hud mot hud på förälderns bröst i upprätt ställning. Metoden har många fördelar för det för tidigt födda barnet och har visat sig vara effektiv för att skapa starka band föräldrar och barn emellan. Forskning visar att det är en säker vårdmetod även för extremt för tidigt födda barn.   Design. En retrospektiv explorativ journalgranskningsstudie med både kvantitativ och kvalitativ ansats. Journaler granskades för de 49 extremt för tidigt födda barn vårdade vid Norrlands universitetssjukhus mellan oktober 2011 och oktober 2013. Metod. Statistiska beräkningar gjordes med icke parametrisk korrelation enligt Spearman och Wilcoxon signed ranks test. I den kvalitativa delen utfördes textanalys av journalanteckningar. Resultat. Medianålder vid kängurudebuten var fyra dagar. De flesta barn kängurudebuterade med mamman, och pappor utövade känguruvård i mindre utsträckning än mammor. Ju tidigare barnet var fött, desto längre dröjde kängurudebuten, men känguruvård har förekommit så tidigt som dag fyra hos de mest för tidigt födda barnen. Slutsats. Neonatalvården har mycket att vinna på om vårdpersonalen lyckas hjälpa föräldrar i allmänhet, och pappor i synnerhet, till att tidigt våga närma sig och känguruvårda sina extremt för tidigt födda barn. Med utbildning och träning för personal och stöd till föräldrarna, kan KM användas i större utsträckning för de extremt för tidigt födda barnen. Kliniska implikationer. Resultaten av denna studie bidrar till insikter och djupare kunskap om användningen av KM för extremt för tidigt födda barn. Resultatet kan användas för att identifiera utvecklingsmöjligheter men även för att utvärdera framtida förbättringsarbete. Kunskapen om och tron på vinsterna med KM kan rädda liv. / Aims. To study the use of the KMC for extremely preterm infants. Background. Kangaroo-Mother care (KMC) is an evidence-based method that involves carrying the infant skin to skin on the parent’s chest in an upright position. The method brings many benefits for the preterm infant and has proven to be effective for creating strong bonds between parents and infants. Research shows that KMC is a safe method even for extremely preterm infants. Design. A retrospective exploratory medical records review using both quantitative and qualitative approach. Medical records were reviewed for the 49 extremely preterm infants cared for at Norrland’s University Hospital between October 2011 and October 2013. Methods. Statistical analysis were made by non-parametric correlation by Spearman and Wilcoxon´s signed ranks test. In the qualitative part text analysis of medical records was performed. Results. KMC onset was in a median age of four days after birth. The kangaroo onset was most often with the mother, and fathers performed less KMC than mothers. The more preterm the infant was born, the later kangaroo onset, but KMC has occurred as early as day four for the most preterm infants. Conclusion. Neonatal care has much to gain if nursing staff succeed in helping parents in general, and fathers in particular, to an early KMC onset. With education and training for staff and support to the parents, KMC can be used for the extremely preterm infants to a greater extent. Relevance to clinical practice. The results of this study contribute to the understanding and deeper knowledge about the use of KMC for extremely preterm infants. The result can be used to identify needs for development, but also to evaluate future improvements. Knowledge of and belief in the benefits of KMC can save lives.
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Ett designprojekt med fokus på för tidigt födda barns emotionella behov i kuvös

Andersson, Isabel January 2014 (has links)
Babies born prematurely are deprived of normal sensorimotor stimulation when placed in an artificial environment, the incubator. The aim of this project was to design a series of products that could promote the baby’s emotional and neurological development, and to facilitate parental bonding.  The products designed in this project has a theoretical basis on the research available today on cognitive and emotional development in children born prematurely. They were developed in close cooperation with a group of parents and nurses in a neonatal intensive care unit. Presence is a product collection for developmental care, consisting of a mattress, a figure and a necklace. The mattress has vibration sensors that transfer the mother’s heart beat and speakers with recorded heartbeat and her voice. The figure in silicone is designed for sensorimotor stimulation and can be together with the child in the incubator. The figure wears a cloth with mother’s scent. The cloth can be worn by parent in a necklace made of silicone.

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