An exploration of emotions amongst mothers of preterm infants; an Indonesian context
Rustina Y., Wanda D., Khasanah N.N., Luthfa I., Suprobowati S.
Abstract
Objectives: Stress and love in women who gave birth to preterm newborns may be simultaneously present. This study aims to explore women's emotion while accompanying premature newborns until the first-week post discharge from neonatal ward. Method: This is a qualitative descriptive design with an interpretive descriptive approach on 23 participants from two referral hospitals in a Capital City. Results: There are three major themes on this research that describe the occurring stress, the respondents’ cope, and the provision of external support for the respondent. Conclusions: The stressful condition of women while accompanying premature infants comes from the newborn's condition that triggered by social and economic problems faced by women.
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