Babaların Uyguladığı Kanguru Bakımının Etkileri: Sistematik Derleme

Amaç: Bu sistematik derleme, babalar tarafından uygulanan kanguru bakımının etkileriyle ilgili yayınlanmış çalışmaları gözden geçirmeyi ve elde edilen verileri sistematik olarak incelemeyi amaçlamaktadır. Gereç ve Yöntem: Konu ile ilgili literatür taraması Pubmed, Google Akademik, Evidence-Based Nursing veri tabanlarında yapıldı. İnceleme sonucunda araştırmaya altı çalışma dahil edildi. Bu sistematik derlemenin hazırlanmasında ve yazılmasında PRISMA Beyanı kullanılmıştır. Bulgular: Babalar tarafından uygulanan kanguru bakımının, bebeklerin fiziksel parametrelerini, ağrılarını, davranışlarını, emmeye başlama zamanlarını ve enerji tüketimini ve ebeveynlerin kalp atış hızlarını, vücut ısısını, oksitosin, kortizol ve kaygı düzeylerini düzenlemede etkili olduğu bulundu. Sonuç: Gözden geçirilen çalışmalarda, babalar tarafından uygulanan kanguru bakımının hem bebek hem de ebeveyn için etkili bir uygulama olduğu görüldü. İlgili çalışmalar derlenerek uygulamanın etkinliği hakkında bilimsel kanıtlar elde edildi. Bu sistematik derlemenin konuyla ilgili yapılacak çalışmalara katkı sağlayacağına inanılmaktadır

The Effects of Kangaroo Care Performed by Fathers: A Systematic Review

Objective: This systematic review aims to review the studies previously published on the effects of kangaroo care performed by fathers and to systematically examine the data obtained. Materials and Method: The literature review regarding the subject was carried out through Pubmed, Google Scholar, Evidence-Based Nursing databases. Following the review, six studies were included in the study. PRISMA statement was used in the preparation and writing of this systematic review. Findings: It was found that the kangaroo care performed by the fathers was effective in regulating the physical parameters, pain, behaviours, starting time of sucking and energy consumption of the infants, and the parents' heart rates, body temperatures, oxytocin, cortisol and anxiety levels. Conclusion: In the studies taken under review, it was seen that kangaroo care performed by fathers has been an effective practice for both the infant and the parent. The scientific evidence about the effectiveness of the practice was obtained by compiling the relevant studies. It is believed that this systematic review will contribute to the studies to be conducted on the subject.

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