Adrián González-Hernández, Diana González-Hernandez, Carlos Mario Fortuny-Falconi, Carlos Alfonso Tovilla-Zárate, Ana Fresan, German Alberto Nolasco-Rosales, Isela Esther Juárez-Rojop, María Lilia López-Narváez, Thelma Beatriz Gonzalez-Castro, Yudy Merady Escobar Chan
Prevalence and Associated Factors to Depression and Anxiety in Women with Premature Babies Hospitalized in a Neonatal Intensive-Care Unit in a Mexican Population
Journal of pediatric nursing
low birth weight vlbw infants high risk morbidities beyond neonatal period ongoing use health care specific morbidities studied however comprehensive landscape medical complexity vlbw infants fully described sought 1 describe prevalence complex chronic conditions cccs 2 determine association demographic hospital clinical factors cccs cccs death retrospective crosssectional analysis discharge data kids inpatient database 20092012 included infants birth weight 1500 g complete demographics outcomes included cccs either cccs dying analyses weighted univariate multiple logistic regression models used estimate unadjusted adjusted odds ratios dominance analysis coxsnell r2 determined relative contribution demographic hospital clinical factors outcomes among weighted cohort 78 000 vlbw infants 50 cccs died adjustments prevalence cccs cccs death differed sex race ethnicity hospital location us region receipt surgery transfer status birth weight clinical factors accounted highest proportion models ability predict cccs cccs death 933 963 respectively whereas demographic factors 115 23 hospital factors 52 14 respectively nationally representative analysis medical complexity high among vlbw infants varying contributions demographic hospital clinical factors predicting medical complexity offer opportunities investigate future interventions improve care delivery patient outcomes