Knowledge, attitude and issues in practicing kangaroo mother care at home after discharge from a kangaroo mother care ward of a tertiary care hospital in central Lahore

H. Khan, N. Masood, A. Hanif, Muhammad Khalid Masood, R. Omer, Fatima Tahira
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Background: Kangaroo mother care (KMC) is well known intervention in preterm care. Mothers gets training from health professionals to provide skin to skin care, breast feeding which helps in infections prevention and early discharge. It is required to inquire the mothers experience during home environment to promote this technique after discharge from hospital. This study focused on gaining the knowledge, attitude of unsupervised mothers practicing KMC at home and determine the most common issues faced by them. Subjects and methods: A cross-sectional study, conducted at KMC ward of the Department of Pediatrics, Unit-1, Services Institute of Medical Sciences (SIMS), Lahore from March 2020 to April 2021 after ethical approval. Hospitalized mothers of stable pre-term infants were taught KMC techniques by trained health care provider. After two weeks of discharge from hospital mothers were interviewed according to structured questionnaire by the trained doctor about their KMC knowledge, experience and issues faced at home.   Results: Out of 156 mothers 145 (92.9%) conducted KMC at home and 93 (59.6%) performed intermittent KMC during nighttime (p=0.001). 152 (97.4%) mothers felt good, 133 ( 85.3%) were comfortable and 122 (78.2% ) deemed the process safe for their babies. 82 (52.6%) felt ease with provided kits (p=0.032).120 (76,9%) husbands felt KMC was essential for their babies. 102 (65.4%) mothers were allowed by their husbands to do KMC at home (p=0.000) and 68 (43.6%) fathers sometimes performed KMC themselves (p=0.001). Family and friends were also supportive in 104 (66.7%) cases while 112 (71.8%) mothers felt the positive attitude of the community (p=0.000). 127 (81.4%) mothers were willing to recommend KMC to new mothers (p=0.019). Conclusion: Most of the mothers performed intermittent KMC at home. They were assisted by husband and family members to carryout KMC at home. They are willing to recommend it to new mothers.
从拉合尔中部一家三级护理医院的袋鼠妈妈护理病房出院后在家中实行袋鼠妈妈护理的知识、态度和问题
背景:袋鼠妈妈护理(KMC)是众所周知的早产儿护理干预措施。母亲们接受保健专业人员的培训,提供皮肤对皮肤的护理和母乳喂养,这有助于预防感染和早日出院。需要询问母亲在家庭环境中的经验,以便在出院后推广这项技术。本研究的重点是了解无监护母亲在家实践KMC的知识、态度,并确定她们面临的最常见问题。对象和方法:一项横断面研究,经伦理批准,于2020年3月至2021年4月在拉合尔医学科学服务研究所(SIMS)儿科1单元KMC病房进行。住院的稳定早产儿母亲由训练有素的卫生保健提供者教授KMC技术。出院两周后,由训练有素的医生根据结构化问卷对母亲进行访谈,了解其家庭护理知识、经验和面临的问题。结果:156名母亲中,145名(92.9%)在家中进行了KMC, 93名(59.6%)在夜间进行了间歇性KMC (p=0.001)。152名(97.4%)母亲感觉良好,133名(85.3%)母亲感到舒适,122名(78.2%)母亲认为这个过程对婴儿是安全的。82例(52.6%)患者对所提供的试剂盒感到满意(p=0.032)(76.9%)的丈夫认为KMC对他们的孩子至关重要。102名(65.4%)母亲被丈夫允许在家做家政服务(p=0.000), 68名(43.6%)父亲有时自己做家政服务(p=0.001)。家庭和朋友也有104例(66.7%)表示支持,112例(71.8%)母亲感到社会的积极态度(p=0.000)。127名(81.4%)母亲愿意向新妈妈推荐KMC (p=0.019)。结论:大多数母亲在家中进行间歇性KMC。她们在丈夫和家人的协助下在家进行KMC。他们愿意把它推荐给新妈妈。
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