评估一个数字家庭体重监测程序的婴儿与口腔裂的婴儿
Thomas J Sitzman1,2,3, Kayla Tymous1, Megan Halvorson1
1Phoenix Children's Center for Cleft and Craniofacial Care a Division of Plastic Surgery, Phoenix Children's Hospital, Phoenix, AZ, USA.
概括
对口腔裂婴儿的数字家庭监测没有降低营养不良率,但减少了语音语言病理学诊所的访问. 该计划确定了营养问题,但并没有解决所有营养不良的原因.
科学领域:
- 儿科护理 儿科护理
- 医疗技术 医学技术
- 裂口唇和 palatus 研究的研究.
背景情况:
- 带有口唇裂或没有口唇裂 (CP±L) 的口腔裂的婴儿需要仔细监测养和生长.
- 传统的监测涉及频繁的亲自诊所访问,这对家庭来说可能是负担.
研究的目的:
- 评估一个数字家庭监测程序的有效性,用于婴儿CP±L.
- 为了比较这个程序与传统的亲临诊所访问监测.
主要方法:
- 一个回顾性队列研究在一个大都会儿科医院进行.
- 分析了88名患有CP±L的婴儿:数字家庭监测组中的41名,传统的面对面访问组中的47名.
- 数字监控涉及护理人员每周通过安全网站提交婴儿体重和养评估.
主要成果:
- 两组在4个月龄的营养不良发病率上没有显著差异 (13%对17%).
- 在数字家庭监测计划中,婴儿在面对面的语音语言病理学诊所 (语音语言病理学诊所) 的次数显著减少 (3.9对5.4).
- 营养不良与儿童保护服务的参与和综合征的存在有关.
结论:
- 对患有CP±L的婴儿进行数字家庭监测并没有减少营养不良的发生率.
- 该计划有效地减少了对个人语音语言病理学诊所的需求.
- 虽然能够识别有养挑战的婴儿,但该计划并没有完全解决多因素营养不良的贡献者.
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