Examines trauma-informed care impacts on self-efficacy and behaviors in NICU providers, suggesting improvements for training initiatives.
Key Points
The research aims to explore trauma-informed perspectives and their effects on the self-efficacy and behaviors of NICU providers caring for opioid-exposed infants.
Conducted an anonymous online survey with 69 NICU nurses and social workers
Examined relationships using multiple regression analysis
Assessed previous training, self-efficacy, and practice behaviors related to trauma-informed care
Trauma awareness positively influences practice behaviors in NICU providers
Judgment of maternal substance abuse negatively influences practice behaviors
Training in trauma-informed care and years of experience positively affect self-efficacy