Condition: Family Involvement/Empowerment · Family-centered Care · Intensive Care Units, Neonatal · Sponsor: Laerdal Foundation
The goal of this quasi-experimental study is to learn if integrating family in newborn care units as a key partner can improve the outcomes of preterm and low-birth-weight neonates. The main question\[s\] that the study aims to answer: • Does the implementation of the FINC intervention impact the neonatal outcomes for preterm and low-birth weight neonates in NCUs in resource-limited settings of Tigray, Northern Ethiopia? Researchers will compare the Length of hospital stay among preterm and low-birth-weight neonates admitted to hospitals included in the intervention groups and compared to the neonates admitted to hospitals in the control group. In the intervention groups, family of preterm and low-birth-weight neonates will be trained, mentored, and integrated into the care targeted to their neonates.
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Znabu Hadush Mr.Kahsay, MPH, PhD student · +251 1920874140 · znabu.hadish@mu.edu.et
Araya Abrha Dr.Medhanyie, PhD · +251933222222 · araya.medhanyie@gmail.com
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| Mekelle General Hospital, Wukro General Hospital and Adigrat General Hospital | Mek'ele, Tigray, Ethiopia | Recruiting |
| Mekelle General Hospital, Wukro General Hospital and Adigrat General Hospital | Mek'ele, Tigray, Ethiopia | Not Yet Recruiting |
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