Febina V Rahoof, Anish V Cherian, Arun Kandasamy, Sinu Ezhumalai, R Pandian Dhanasekara
Suicidal Ideation among Persons with Alcohol Use Disorder: A Cross-Sectional Study
Journal of psychosocial well-being
parent infant separation neonatal unit associated adverse health outcomes familyintegrated care several advantages potential reduce adverse outcomes requires parental presence study aimed explore views parents neonatal healthcare professionals nhcps barriers facilitators parental presence swiss neonatal unit identify possible differences nhcps parents mothers fathers data collected semistructured interviews parents focus group discussions nhcps inductive content analysis used identify barriers facilitators parental presence neonatal unit twenty parents 10 mothers 10 fathers 21 nhcps 10 nurses 11 physicians participated study parents nhcps experienced barriers facilitators related 1 structural factors institution infrastructure travel distance neonatal unit 2 organization time management parental presence daily activities work 3 resources include factors related legal situation support services family friends 4 physical psychological aspects pain mainly affected mothers aspects emotional distress affected parents selfcare important physical psychological facilitator 5 parentprofessional interaction parental presence influenced communication relationship interaction infant care 6 cultural aspects language perspectives differed mothers fathers overall views parents nhcps provided complementary rather conflicting insights using visit plans support organization educating nhcps knowledge skills available resources improve encouragement information parents strengthening parent selfcare improving nhcps attitudes towards parental presence seen possible improvements multifactorial barriers facilitators determine parental presence experience neonatal unit parents nhcps made specific recommendations improve parental presence