The Study of Maternal Perception of Preterm Infants and Some Related Factors in Selected Hospitals of Iran University of Medical Sciences

Background and Purpose: Appropriate maternal care is necessary to provide Physical growth and mental development of neonate which is related to establishing a good relationship between mother and infant. Positive perception of mothers to their neonates, creates a better relationship between them. Ma...

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Main Authors: M. Ghafoorie, S. Janmohammadi, Sh. Nariman, H. Haghani, K. Kabir
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Published: Alborz University of Medical Sciencs 2015-05-01
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Online Access:http://aums.abzums.ac.ir/browse.php?a_code=A-10-1-107&slc_lang=en&sid=1
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author M. Ghafoorie
S. Janmohammadi
Sh. Nariman
H. Haghani
K. Kabir
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S. Janmohammadi
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H. Haghani
K. Kabir
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description Background and Purpose: Appropriate maternal care is necessary to provide Physical growth and mental development of neonate which is related to establishing a good relationship between mother and infant. Positive perception of mothers to their neonates, creates a better relationship between them. Maternal perception of neonates is based on her understanding of biological behavior of the infant. Special features of prematurity, maternal stress and anxiety due to premature delivery are effective on maternal perceptions. The purpose of this study was to determine the maternal perception of premature infants as determining it’s related factors. Methods: In a cross-sectional design, 150 mothers of preterm infants who were been admitted to Neonatal intensive care units of 2 selected hospitals of Iran University of Medical Sciences, entered the study. Broussard questionnaire were used to measure the maternal perception. Data were analyzed by using descriptive statistical analysis and Kay square and Fisher's exact tests were used for analyzing the data. Results: Most of mother’s had a negative perception of their preterm infant. Based on the results, Mather’s job, fathers’ job, mothers’ age, husband’s support, desire about the pregnancy, history of miscarriage and still birth were related with perception of mothers of preterm infants. Discussion: Negative perceptions in mothers of preterm infants are prevalent and in some groups are in higher risk. As negative perception can have a role in developmental processes and cause problems in future, preparing circumstances to decrease mothers’ stress and providing facilities and interventions to increase mother-infant communications are essential. These are treatment team’s duties. The health care team can screen susceptible cases and by supportive interventions, it is possible to create better mother-baby relationship and prepare better care to prevent future developmental problems.
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spelling doaj.art-12532786a07a43b7aba439b13bbd013a2022-12-21T22:48:29ZfasAlborz University of Medical SciencsBihdād1735-66792015-05-0142116123The Study of Maternal Perception of Preterm Infants and Some Related Factors in Selected Hospitals of Iran University of Medical SciencesM. Ghafoorie0S. Janmohammadi1Sh. Nariman2H. Haghani3K. Kabir4 Master of Nursing Student, Field of Neonatal Intensive Care, College of Nursing and Midwifery, Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Faculty Teacher, College of Nursing and Midwifery, Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Specialty of Neonates, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Professor School of Management, Iran University, Tehran, Iran Department of Social Medicine, Alborz University of Medical Sciences, Karaj, Iran Background and Purpose: Appropriate maternal care is necessary to provide Physical growth and mental development of neonate which is related to establishing a good relationship between mother and infant. Positive perception of mothers to their neonates, creates a better relationship between them. Maternal perception of neonates is based on her understanding of biological behavior of the infant. Special features of prematurity, maternal stress and anxiety due to premature delivery are effective on maternal perceptions. The purpose of this study was to determine the maternal perception of premature infants as determining it’s related factors. Methods: In a cross-sectional design, 150 mothers of preterm infants who were been admitted to Neonatal intensive care units of 2 selected hospitals of Iran University of Medical Sciences, entered the study. Broussard questionnaire were used to measure the maternal perception. Data were analyzed by using descriptive statistical analysis and Kay square and Fisher's exact tests were used for analyzing the data. Results: Most of mother’s had a negative perception of their preterm infant. Based on the results, Mather’s job, fathers’ job, mothers’ age, husband’s support, desire about the pregnancy, history of miscarriage and still birth were related with perception of mothers of preterm infants. Discussion: Negative perceptions in mothers of preterm infants are prevalent and in some groups are in higher risk. As negative perception can have a role in developmental processes and cause problems in future, preparing circumstances to decrease mothers’ stress and providing facilities and interventions to increase mother-infant communications are essential. These are treatment team’s duties. The health care team can screen susceptible cases and by supportive interventions, it is possible to create better mother-baby relationship and prepare better care to prevent future developmental problems.http://aums.abzums.ac.ir/browse.php?a_code=A-10-1-107&slc_lang=en&sid=1Infant Growth and Development Maternal perception Premature
spellingShingle M. Ghafoorie
S. Janmohammadi
Sh. Nariman
H. Haghani
K. Kabir
The Study of Maternal Perception of Preterm Infants and Some Related Factors in Selected Hospitals of Iran University of Medical Sciences
Bihdād
Infant
Growth and Development
Maternal perception
Premature
title The Study of Maternal Perception of Preterm Infants and Some Related Factors in Selected Hospitals of Iran University of Medical Sciences
title_full The Study of Maternal Perception of Preterm Infants and Some Related Factors in Selected Hospitals of Iran University of Medical Sciences
title_fullStr The Study of Maternal Perception of Preterm Infants and Some Related Factors in Selected Hospitals of Iran University of Medical Sciences
title_full_unstemmed The Study of Maternal Perception of Preterm Infants and Some Related Factors in Selected Hospitals of Iran University of Medical Sciences
title_short The Study of Maternal Perception of Preterm Infants and Some Related Factors in Selected Hospitals of Iran University of Medical Sciences
title_sort study of maternal perception of preterm infants and some related factors in selected hospitals of iran university of medical sciences
topic Infant
Growth and Development
Maternal perception
Premature
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