The Stress Levels of Premature Infants' Parents and Related Factors in NICU
Hendy, Abdelaziz; El-Sayed, Salma; Bakry, Salma; Mohammed, Shimmaa M; Mohamed, Hossam; Abdelkawy, Abdelmouttelb; Hassani, Rym; Abouelela, Madeha A; Salwa M. El-sayed;
Abstract
Parental stress related to their infants' hospitalization is a significant concern that affects both parents and their infants. Fathers' experiences tend to be understudied compared to mothers. Further research on fathers' stress levels is necessary. While parental stress has been correlated with infant health severity, the specific causes and risk factors contributing to heightened stress levels in parents of neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) infants are not yet fully understood and require further investigation.
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| Title | The Stress Levels of Premature Infants' Parents and Related Factors in NICU | Authors | Hendy, Abdelaziz ; El-Sayed, Salma; Bakry, Salma; Mohammed, Shimmaa M; Mohamed, Hossam; Abdelkawy, Abdelmouttelb; Hassani, Rym; Abouelela, Madeha A; Salwa M. El-sayed | Keywords | newborn intensive care units;parents;premature infant;stress | Issue Date | 2024 | Journal | sage open nursing | ISSN | 2377-9608 2377-9608 |
DOI | 10.1177/23779608241231172 | PubMed ID | 38384386 | Scopus ID | 2-s2.0-85185472951 |
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