9 results on '"Castral, Thaila Correa"'
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2. A Mobile App to Promote Breastfeeding Self-Efficacy in Preterm Infants' Mothers: Development and Validation.
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Curan, Gabriela Ramos Ferreira, do Nascimento, Olavo Pereira, Bergamo, João Alex de Oliveira, Koga, Camila Akemi de Lima, Silva, Ricardo Inacio Alvares e, Ferreira, Daniel Ramos, Denobi, Clarice Borges Lucas, Castral, Thaila Correa, Fonseca, Luciana Mara Monti, and Rossetto, Edilaine Giovanini
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PREMATURE infants ,MOBILE apps ,BREASTFEEDING promotion ,PSYCHOLOGY of mothers ,RESEARCH methodology ,SELF-efficacy ,SOFTWARE architecture ,EDUCATIONAL technology ,RESEARCH funding ,DESCRIPTIVE statistics ,STATISTICAL sampling - Abstract
Improving breastfeeding rates is a global goal. To achieve it, actions targeting modifiable factors that influence the breastfeeding experience, such as maternal self-efficacy, could be a promising path, especially with preterm infants' mothers. Considering the current ubiquitous technology, we developed a mobile application for mothers of preterm infants to constitute a breastfeeding information and support platform. The study was developed in three phases: a survey to determine characteristics and preferences of preterm infants' mothers; the app development by an interdisciplinary team, following the principles of Disciplined Agile Delivery; and the face and content validation by 10 professionals. The app contains 80 screens and 11 strategies to address prematurity, lactation, breastfeeding, peer support, maternal emotions, resilience, and motivation. Nurses can apply their expertise by designing mHealth-based interventions, employing scientific evidence, and considering the interests and preferences of the target population. Future studies will assess the user experience, the effect on breastfeeding self-efficacy, and breastfeeding rates, and develop a culturally adapted English version of the app for women in Canada. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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3. A manipulacao de prematuros em uma Unidade de Terapia Intensiva Neonatal
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Pereira, Fabiola Lima, primary, Goes, Fernanda dos Santos Nogueira de, additional, Fonseca, Luciana Mara Monti, additional, Scochi, Carmen Gracinda Silvan, additional, Castral, Thaila Correa, additional, and Leite, Adriana Moraes, additional
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- 2013
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4. Human milk for neonatal pain relief during ophthalmoscopy
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Ribeiro, Laiane Medeiros, primary, Castral, Thaila Correa, additional, Montanholi, Liciane Langona, additional, Dare, Mariana Firmino, additional, Silva, Aline Carolina de Araujo, additional, Antonini, Sonir Roberto Rauber, additional, and Scochi, Carmen Gracinda Silvan, additional
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- 2013
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5. O ruído gerado durante a manipulação das incubadoras: implicações para o cuidado de enfermagem
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Rodarte, Milena D. Oliveira, primary, Scochi, Carmen Gracinda Silvan, additional, Leite, Adriana Moraes, additional, Fujinaga, Cristina Ide, additional, Zamberlan, Nelma Ellen, additional, and Castral, Thaila Correa, additional
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- 2005
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6. Neonatal and maternal characteristics related to the object occurrence in newborns with esophageal atresia
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Conceição, Lívia Roberta Rodrigues, Mendonça, Ana Karina Marques Salge, ttp://lattes.cnpq.br/7766918925030041, Guimarães, Janaina Valadares, Castral, Thaila Correa, Lemos, Lucimeire Fermino, Vieira, Flaviana, and Palos, Marinesia Aparecida Prado
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Atrésia esofágica ,Malformação congênita ,Esophageal atresia ,Congenital malformation ,ENFERMAGEM [CIENCIAS DA SAUDE] ,Recém-nascido ,Newborn - Abstract
A atresia esofágica é uma malformação congênita caracterizada pela ausência de continuidade do esôfago, que pode ser associada ou não à comunicação com a traquéia. Os recém-nascidos que apresentam atresia esofágica têm uma boa taxa de sobrevivência em países desenvolvidos, porém ainda há uma importante taxa de mortalidade nos países em desenvolvimento. Objetivou-se analisar as características neonatais e maternas relacionadas à ocorrência de óbito em recém-nascidos com atresia esofágica. Trata-se de um estudo descritivo, transversal com abordagem quantitativa. Os dados utilizados são compostos pelos cadernos de admissão das unidades e pelos prontuários dos recém-nascidos com diagnóstico de atresia de esôfago de um hospital público de grande porte da rede do Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS) da região centro-oeste, obtendo dados de 2005 a 2015. Dos 45 recém-nascidos (RN) com atresia esofágica participantes do estudo, mais da metade foram a óbito, a idade materna com maior prevalência foi 19 a 35 anos, com mães residindo no interior de Goiás, sendo de maioria prímipara, com gestação de feto único com a resolução da gestação por parto cesáreo. Os RN apresentaram idade gestacional < 37 semanas e peso < 2500g, sendo de maioria do sexo masculino. As intercorrências neonatais associadas ao sistema ventilatório foram as que tiveram maior ocorrência entre os recém-nascidos com diagnóstico de atresia esofágica. Das variáveis relacionadas à atresia de esôfago, o tipo mais frequente foi atresia esofágica com fístula traqueoesofágica distal e a maior associação com outra malformação foi com as malformações do aparelho cardiovascular. Foi encontrada uma taxa relevante de óbito, principalmente no período pós-neonatal. Dos recém-nascidos que foram a óbito a maioria eram prematuros e baixo peso ao nascer. Obtivemos uma associação estatisticamente significativa com óbito em recém-nascidos internados com tempo
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- 2017
7. Maternal and newborn characteristics related to newborn children’s deaths with congenital cardiopathy
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Sousa, Marilia Cordeiro de, Mendonça, Ana Karina Marques Salge, Guimarães, Janaina Valadares, Vieira, Flaviana, and Castral, Thaila Correa
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Death ,Óbito ,Cardiopatia congênita ,ENFERMAGEM [CIENCIAS DA SAUDE] ,Recém-nascido ,Newborn ,Gravidez de alto risco ,Congenital cardiopathy - Abstract
No mundo, em diversas regiões, as anomalias congênitas têm se destacado como uma das principais causas de óbito no primeiro ano de vida, principalmente no período neonatal. Entre elas, destacam-se as cardiopatias congênitas, com prevalência de 8:1000 nascidos vivos. O objetivo deste estudo foi analisar as características neonatais e maternas relacionadas ao óbito em recém-nascidos com cardiopatia congênita. Trata-se de um estudo transversal, retrospectivo e com abordagem quantitativa. Utilizou-se dados secundários coletados dos prontuários das puérperas e de seus RN vivos diagnosticados com anomalias congênitas em um Hospital Público em Goiânia-GO, no período de 2005 a 2015. Foram incluídos 43 recém-nascidos diagnosticados com cardiopatias congênitas, os quais preencheram os critérios adotados, incluindo o diagnóstico através de ecocardiograma pós-natal. Em relação às variáveis sociodemográficas maternas, 63% apresentaram idade entre 15 e 35 anos, 63% eram procedentes do interior do Estado de Goiás, 35% com nível de escolaridade maior ou igual a 8 anos, 40% com companheiro e 37% sem ocupação. Dentre as variáveis obstétricas, as multíparas representaram 60%, gestação a termo em 44%, cesárea em 79%, gestação única em 91% e 46% realizaram menos de 6 consultas de pré-natal. A média do número de consultas de pré-natal foi de 2,0 ± 2,5 consultas. Em relação às variáveis neonatais dos RN acometidos por cardiopatias congênitas, a prevalência foi do sexo feminino com 54%, com Apgar menor ou igual 7 no 1º minuto em 51% e maior ou igual a 7 no 5º minuto em 51%, 93% apresentaram intercorrências no nascimento e 56% possuíam anomalias congênitas associadas (prevalecendo a Síndrome de Down). A idade gestacional ao nascimento das 43 gestações variou de 34,3 a 38,1 semanas. O peso do RN variou de 700g a 5.410g, sendo a média de 2.598g ±134,5g. As cardiopatias congênitas acianóticas acometeram 81% (35) dos RN, enquanto as cianóticas representaram 19% (8) casos. A taxa geral de mortalidade foi de 39,5%, ou seja, 17 óbitos. As cardiopatias congênitas acianóticas foram responsáveis por 11 (65%) óbitos, enquanto as cianóticas por 6 (35%) óbitos. A média de dias de vida antes do óbito foi 8,5 ± 1dia, no período neonatal precoce. Observou-se que o óbito por cardiopatia congênita se apresentou significativo em relação às variáveis maternas: paridade (0,014) e tipo de gravidez (0,025), multíparas e gestação única, respectivamente. Houve uma associação estatisticamente significante entre o óbito neonatal e cardiopatia congênita cianótica (0,045). Conclui-se que as cardiopatias congênitas são mais prevalentes em mulheres jovens, procedentes do interior, multíparas, com gestação única, sendo o óbito mais comum em RN com cardiopatias congênitas cianóticas. Assim sendo, a redução do óbito por cardiopatia congênita parece depender de um acompanhamento pré-natal de qualidade, com diagnóstico precoce e intervenções oportunas no período pós-natal. All over the world, in several regions, the congenital anomalies have stood out as one of the main causes of death in their first year of life, specially in the newborn period. Among these anomalies, congenital cadiopathies, with a prevalence of 8:1000 live births. This study aimed to analyse newborn and maternal characteristics related to newborn deaths with congenital cardiopathy. It is a transversal, retrospective study with a quantitative approach. For that purpuse, it was used secondary collected data from puerperal and their live newborn children patient records diagnosed with congenital cardiopathies in a Public Hospital in Goiania, Goias State, Brazil, from 2005 to 2015. It was included 43 newborn children diagnosed with congenital cardiopathies which fit the criteria adopted, including diagnosis by post-natal echocardiogram. Considering the sociodemographic maternal variables, 63% were from 15 to 35 years old, 63% were from Goias State countryside, 35% had 8 years or less of formal education, 40% were in a relationship and 37% were unnemployed. Among the obstetric variables, the mothers who had more than one child were 60%, 44% had live births, 79% had cesarean sections, 91% were single pregnancy and 46% had less than 6 pre-natal consults. The average number of pre-natal consults was 2/2,5. Considering the neonatal variables of the newborn children who had congenital cardiopathies, most of them were female (54%), 51% had Apgar & or below in the first minute and 51% had Apgar 7 or above in the fifth minute; 93% had complications in birth and 56% had related congenital anomalies (specially Down Syndrome). The gestational age for the 43 pregnancies varied between 34,3 to 38,1 weeks. The newborns weight varied from 700g to 5.410g, average 2.598g ± 134,5g. 81% of the newborns had acyanotic congenital cardiopathies while only 19% of them had the cianotic type (8 cases). The general mortality rate was 39,5%, i.e., 17 deaths. Acyanotic congenital cardiopathies were responsible for 11 deaths (65%), while the cyanotic ones were responsible for 6 deaths (35%). The avegare of living days before death was 8,5 ± 1 days during the early neonatal period. It was observed that the death by congenital cardiopathy showed significant difference in relation to the maternal variables: parity (0,014) and type of pregnancy (0,025), multiple pregnancies and single gestation, respectively. And there was also an association estatistically significant between neonatal death and cyanotic congenital cardiopathy (0,045). It is concluded that congenital cardiopathies are more prevalent in young women, from the countryside, who had more than one child, with single gestation, being the death more common in newborn children with cyanotic congenital cardiopathies. Therefore, the reduction of death by congenital cardiopathy depends on high quality pré-natal care, early diagnosis and post-natal timely intervention.
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- 2017
8. [Can breastfeeding promote acute pain relief in newborns?].
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Leite AM, Castral TC, and Scochi CG
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- Acute Disease, Humans, Infant, Newborn, Breast Feeding, Pain Management
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This review study aimed to identify the efficacy of breastfeeding and its component aspects (contact, sucking, odor and milk) as nonpharmacological measures for pain relief in newborns. 14 articles from Medline/PubMed were analyzed. We observed methodological differences related to sampling, painful procedures, periods, treatment administration and variables measured. Breastfeeding and its component aspects were perceived as efficient to relieve acute pain. We observed the need for studies to evaluate the analgesic effect of breastfeeding before the painful procedure until recovery. This period is sufficient to achieve the analgesic effect after milk absorption. The interaction between all breastfeeding components must be considered.
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- 2006
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9. [Noise generated during incubator manipulation: implications for nursing care].
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Rodarte MD, Scochi CG, Leite AM, Fujinaga CI, Zamberlan NE, and Castral TC
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- Humans, Infant, Newborn, Incubators, Infant, Neonatal Nursing, Noise
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Unlabelled: Uncontrolled experimental study., Aim: Quantify the impact noise of the 23 incubators functioning in the intensive and intermediate care units of a public university hospital in Ribeirão Preto-SP., Methodology: Measuring occurred during incubator manipulation in a careful and in a rough way, considering the impact noise generated by the various situations in which the incubator was manipulated., Results: In practically all manipulation situations in both the careful and the rough way, group B presented higher NPS, followed by group A and D. Group C demonstrated the lowest NPS during the different manipulation situations. Even careful manipulation generated a strong noise level, and NPS almost always doubled or tripled when the same situation was realized roughly. Careful manipulation, together with lower incubator use time, revealed to be effective in reducing the noise produced during equipment manipulation.
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- 2005
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