Matteo Bussoletti, Dana Castro, Rafika Zebdi, Viviane Matar Touma
Prevalence of depression and protective factors in a population of children aged 8 to 10 years, suffering from specific learning disorders, in a special education and home care service (SESSAD)
L'Encephale
across globe familyintegrated care ficare become evidencebased standard parents deliver majority infant care neonatal intensive care unit nicu extensive barriers parent presence adaptations ficare may required successful implementation family management theory may provide structure parent education ficare help nurses guide parents skill development equal care members identify family management skills employed nicu parents using self family management framework sfmf conducted secondary analyses qualitative interview data nicu parents n 17 shared experiences using family management skills care infant categorized skills according 3 main self family management processes focusing infant illness needs activating resources living infant illness parents reported several family management skills currently identified sfmf well new skills conflict management power brokerage addressing resources related social determinants health parent activation resources critical sustaining parent focus infants illness needs teaching skills parents reported helping manage infant care neonatal nurses may better facilitate parent integration care team future researchers incorporate skills identified study design family management interventions facilitate ficare implementation united states