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Parents' Experiences of Support in NICU Single-Family Rooms.

Lisa Xiaoyang LiuMaryam MozafariniaAnna AxelinNancy Feeley
Published in: Neonatal network : NN (2019)
Parents felt supported when staff facilitated their learning in a collaborative manner, fostered their optimism, and provided situational assistance. Continuity and consistency of care and presence were important characteristics of supportive nursing care. Though SFRs offered privacy for parents to learn and to be with their infants, the design limited parental access to nursing and medical staff, which sometimes prevented parents from receiving adequate support and partaking in decision making concerning their infants' care.
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