Objective: This study aimed to evaluate and analyze the perceptions of postpartum women about nursing care to promote breastfeeding the preterm infant in kangaroo care. Method: This is a descriptive study with a qualitative approach, performed with 19 postpartum women. The study setting was the Dona Evangelina Rose Maternity (MDER) located in the southern zone of the Teresina city, PI, specifically in the wards of accommodation special set which are mothers and newborns (NB) preterm and low birth weight, wards of Kangaroo. The data collection instrument was a semi-structured interview. Results: Grouped into three categories. Conclusion: The study shows that the perception of most women, the care received by nursing staff are commensurate wi...
Objective: To evaluate the results of the kangaroo mother method in Brazil. Methods: A prospective c...
This study aims to analyze the parents perception of Low Birth Weight Newborn about the Kangaroo Met...
OBJECTIVE:To evaluate clinical outcomes, growth and exclusive breastfeeding rates in premature infan...
Objetivo: Conhecer e analisar as percepções de puerpéras sobre o cuidado de enf...
Objective: This study aimed to analyze the experience of postpartum women during hospitalization of ...
Objective: Understanding the perceptions of mothers of newborn preterm and/or low birth weight about...
CAMPOS, Antonia do Carmo Soares ; ROLIM, Karla Maria Carneiro ; VIDAL, Ana Ferreira ; MARIANO, Mona...
Objective: To know about the perception of the nursing staff about the Kangaroo-Mother Care Method i...
Premature birth is a frequent occurrence even in developed countries. Technological advances have in...
Objective: To identify the prevalence of the actions recommended by the MC in practice care for pret...
OBJETIVO: Descrever o perfil de recém-nascidos prematuros que participaram do Programa Método Mãe-Ca...
Objective: To investigate the maternal perception of the experience in the first phase of the Kangar...
Objectives: Describe the benefits provided by the mother kangaroo method skin to skin or contact wit...
Kangaroo care is a technique practiced on newborn and seeks to provide restored closeness of the new...
The aim of this research was to learn about the mother’s perception on the breast feeding process in...
Objective: To evaluate the results of the kangaroo mother method in Brazil. Methods: A prospective c...
This study aims to analyze the parents perception of Low Birth Weight Newborn about the Kangaroo Met...
OBJECTIVE:To evaluate clinical outcomes, growth and exclusive breastfeeding rates in premature infan...
Objetivo: Conhecer e analisar as percepções de puerpéras sobre o cuidado de enf...
Objective: This study aimed to analyze the experience of postpartum women during hospitalization of ...
Objective: Understanding the perceptions of mothers of newborn preterm and/or low birth weight about...
CAMPOS, Antonia do Carmo Soares ; ROLIM, Karla Maria Carneiro ; VIDAL, Ana Ferreira ; MARIANO, Mona...
Objective: To know about the perception of the nursing staff about the Kangaroo-Mother Care Method i...
Premature birth is a frequent occurrence even in developed countries. Technological advances have in...
Objective: To identify the prevalence of the actions recommended by the MC in practice care for pret...
OBJETIVO: Descrever o perfil de recém-nascidos prematuros que participaram do Programa Método Mãe-Ca...
Objective: To investigate the maternal perception of the experience in the first phase of the Kangar...
Objectives: Describe the benefits provided by the mother kangaroo method skin to skin or contact wit...
Kangaroo care is a technique practiced on newborn and seeks to provide restored closeness of the new...
The aim of this research was to learn about the mother’s perception on the breast feeding process in...
Objective: To evaluate the results of the kangaroo mother method in Brazil. Methods: A prospective c...
This study aims to analyze the parents perception of Low Birth Weight Newborn about the Kangaroo Met...
OBJECTIVE:To evaluate clinical outcomes, growth and exclusive breastfeeding rates in premature infan...