Background: There have been successive waves of SARS-CoV-2 variants since January 2020, the B.1.1.529 (Omicron) variant has led to a third upsurge in India December 2021. Neonates constitute vulnerable population and there is limited literature about naturalhistory, management, outcomes Omicron infected newborns. Aims Objectives: The study was conducted among newborns born COVID-19 positive mot...

O artigo apresenta por meio da literatura cientifica como as unidades materno infantil se organizaram para a garantia ou não do acompanhante durante o trabalho de parto, e puerpério pandemia Covid-19. Trata-se uma revisão integrativa, realizada agosto 2021 fevereiro 2022, em que utilizou artigos científicos das bases dados LILACS, BVS PUBMED, nos idiomas inglês português, utilizando os descrito...

This study examines factors affecting weaning pattern of mothers residing in Shiraz(Iran).A cohort of 329 mothers who gave birth at the 14 maternity clinics of shiraz during two consecutive weeks in 1996 were selected randomly.mothers were visited 11 times at home during 2 years post delivery and their breast feeding performance and its associatef factors were examined closely.mother,s knowledg...

Introduction: Clinical policies of “10 steps of breast feeding” proposed by World Health Organization (WHO) can promote breast feeding. The goal of this study was to evaluate breast feeding in the first hour after birth and its relation to the influencing factors. Material and methods: In this cross-sectional study, the data is related to mothers and infants referring to two baby friendly hospi...

Pandemi Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19) menjadi kekhawatiran mengenai potensi kegagalan menyusui eksklusif. Studi ini meninjau penelitian sebelumnya yang menggambarkan upaya dan dukungan eksklusif baik pada ibu dengan COVID-19 maupun tidak. Pencarian literatur secara sistematis dilakukan bulan April-Agustus 2021 menggunakan database yaitu Pubmed Scopus rentang waktu publikasi artikel 2020-2021 ...

Introduction: According to World Health Organization (WHO) 2001 statistics, hearing disorders are the most common congenital disease, and the incidence rate among high-risk newborns is as much as ten times as high as that in healthy neonates. However, 78% of screening test failures are well-baby nursery babies. The Joint Committee on Infants’ Hearing (JCIH) has emphasized the importance of earl...