Effects of kangaroo care on preterm/ low birth weight newborns…

Question Answered step-by-step Effects of kangaroo care on preterm/ low birth weight newborns… Effects of kangaroo care on preterm/ low birth weight newbornsPICOT QUESTION: In low-birth-weight neonates, is kangaroo care more successful than conventional care in reducing neonatal  Issue/ population affected:The neonatal era still accounts for the majority of baby mortality. In 2020, it was estimated that 2.4 million people died in their first 28 days of life (          ). LBW newborns made up about 80% of the total, while preterm infants made up the other two-thirds (         ). Every Newborn Action Plan, developed by the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF), aims to reduce newborn mortality rate to 12 or fewer deaths per 1,000 live births (       ).P: Low birth weight/ preterm neonatesI: skin to skin contact carried by mother immediately after birthC:conventional careO: reducing neonatal mortalityT: during hospital stay  WHAT ARE THE NURSING IMPLICATIONS: I said  Nurses should:•Educate parents on the benefits of KC.•provide support during the KC experience.•Assisting the mother in learning how to position and hold her baby correctly during kangaroo care•Involve partners in KC education and care•Encourage the mother to continue with kangaroo care sessions even after she is discharged from the hospital Can you think of more nursing implications? and also for the background infoI included What is kangaroo care?Kangaroo care is a method of caring for a baby. Newborns are placed skin to skin with their mothers immediately after birth, with no bedding or clothing between them, allowing enough uninterrupted time ,at least 1 hour, for mother and baby to start breastfeeding.  and I don’t know what other important information should I include…        Health Science Science Nursing NURSE 417 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)