PSYCHOLOGICAL OUTCOMES IN PARENTS OF CRITICALLY ILL HOSPITALIZED INFANTS
Authors: Nirali Soni , YOGESH RATHVA, SONALEE RATHWA, SNEHA RATHVA, PRITI RATHVA, YOGITA RATHVA

ABSTRACT
Aims: To assess the anxiety, stress, depression level in parents of critically ill hospitalized infants. Design: A cross-sectional design was used to examine of anxiety, stress and depression in parents of infants admitted in NICU/PICU. Setting: We conducted the study in Dhiraj general Hospital, vadodara. The total number of sample collected are 50 parents of critically ill hospitalized infant. Result: We found that in the observation check list on parents anxiety score was normal 0%, mild 0%, modrate 24%, severe 46%, extremely severe 30%.parents stress score was normal 10%, mild 14%, modrate 22%, severe 48%, extremely severe 6% and parents depression was normal 28%, mild 22%, modrate 38%,severe 10%, extremely severe 2%. Conclusion: The focus of this study was to assess the anxiety, stress and depression in parents of admitted infant in NICU/PICU. Keywords: Psychological, outcomes, parents, critically ill, infant
Publication date: 15/12/2021
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https://doi.org/10.31032/IJBPAS/2021/10.12.1048