Parent's embrace tested to soothe babies on breathing machines
NCT ID NCT07428408
Summary
This study aims to see if placing a newborn in a special side-lying position on a parent's chest, called the side kangaroo position, improves comfort and stabilizes vital signs like heart rate and breathing. It will involve 92 premature babies in intensive care who are receiving non-invasive breathing support. Researchers will compare babies placed in this position to those receiving standard care to measure differences in comfort and physical well-being.
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Tarsus University
Mersin, 33400, Turkey (Türkiye)
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