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The Stress Levels of Premature Infants’ Parents and Related Factors in NICU | Synapse

January 1, 2024Open Access

The Stress Levels of Premature Infants’ Parents and Related Factors in NICU

AHAbdelaziz HendyAin Shams University SESamar Shehata Mohamed ElsayedCairo University SBS. M. BakryAin Shams University

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About three-quarters of the parents experienced high overall stress levels. Also, factors that were found to affect parents' stress levels included premature infants connected to mechanical ventilators, previous neonatal death, parents living far from hospitals, infants delivered through cesarean section, insufficient income, and prolonged hospitalization beyond 5 days.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69dee22d92a5e9426ae93bd3 https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1177/23779608241231172

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