CTRI/2021/09/036104尚未招募未知
a study on lived in experience of mothers of preterm neonates and effectiveness of Neonatal Integrative Developmental Care (NIDC) intervention on competency based performance of mothers on preterm neonatal care and preterm neonatal outcomes in NICU - NIDC intervention on mothers competency based performance
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研究设计
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- Interventional
入排标准
入选标准
- •Mothers having preterm neonates in NICU
- •Able to communicate & read in Kannada or English
- •Able to give written consent and accessible in the hospital for 14 days
- •Mothers who are willing to share their experiences
- •Preterm neonates who are between 30- 34 weeks of gestation during the time of study
- •Preterm neonates who are hemodynamically stable interms of vital parameters and under radiant warmer
- •Preterm neonates who can be handled by the mothers in NICU
排除标准
- •Mothers who are physically sick and unable to visit the NICU
- •Mothers whose preterm neonates are on ventilator/ critical
- •Mothers whose preterm neonates are discharged before 14 days from hospital
- •Neonates who need surgical interventions or undergone any surgeries
- •Neonates who are on tube feeding during intervention
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