Nurse's Role in Success for Breastfeeding: Review of Literature

Aim: To analyze, in the available scientific literature, information on the nurses’ promo- ted interventions towards breastfeeding success. Methods: Review of the Literature with research in electronic databases CINAHL Plus with full text and Medline with full text, at EBSCOhost, using keywords: nur...

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Main Authors: Luís Miranda, Otília Zangão, Sandra Risso
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universidade de Évora 2017-04-01
Series:RIASE
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Online Access:http://www.revistas.uevora.pt/index.php/saude_envelhecimento/article/view/180
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spelling doaj-be98f3e17007406ba90842ca61b785452020-11-24T23:33:13ZengUniversidade de ÉvoraRIASE2183-66632183-66632017-04-013185486810.24902/r.riase.2017.3(1).854Nurse's Role in Success for Breastfeeding: Review of LiteratureLuís Miranda0Otília Zangão1Sandra Risso 2Mestre em Enfermagem de Saúde Materna e Obstetrícia, Centro Hospitalar Barreiro-Montijo, Entidade Pública EmpresarialDoutora em Enfermagem. Professora Adjunta, Universidade de Évora/Escola Superior de Enfermagem São João de DeusMestre em Enfermagem de Saúde Materna e Obstetrícia, Centro Hospitalar Barreiro-Montijo, Entidade Pública EmpresarialAim: To analyze, in the available scientific literature, information on the nurses’ promo- ted interventions towards breastfeeding success. Methods: Review of the Literature with research in electronic databases CINAHL Plus with full text and Medline with full text, at EBSCOhost, using keywords: nurs*, education and breastfeeding. The final sample included 9 articles. Results: The selected articles showed the need of training to nurses who care for breast- feeding mothers, being their training crucial to breastfeeding outcomes; nurses’ training programs appear to be effective in improving breastfeeding rates; the support which mid- wives and breastfeeding councilors provide is more effective when compared to other professionals’ support; in order to obtain success in this practice, it is necessary to invest in mothers’ emotional support, provide effective support in breastfeeding and invest in the continuity of this process throughout home visits. Conclusions: The findings show a high aplicability to a quality nursing practice to breast- feeding mothers.http://www.revistas.uevora.pt/index.php/saude_envelhecimento/article/view/180Nursesbreast feedingeducation
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Sandra Risso
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Sandra Risso
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title Nurse's Role in Success for Breastfeeding: Review of Literature
title_short Nurse's Role in Success for Breastfeeding: Review of Literature
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publisher Universidade de Évora
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issn 2183-6663
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publishDate 2017-04-01
description Aim: To analyze, in the available scientific literature, information on the nurses’ promo- ted interventions towards breastfeeding success. Methods: Review of the Literature with research in electronic databases CINAHL Plus with full text and Medline with full text, at EBSCOhost, using keywords: nurs*, education and breastfeeding. The final sample included 9 articles. Results: The selected articles showed the need of training to nurses who care for breast- feeding mothers, being their training crucial to breastfeeding outcomes; nurses’ training programs appear to be effective in improving breastfeeding rates; the support which mid- wives and breastfeeding councilors provide is more effective when compared to other professionals’ support; in order to obtain success in this practice, it is necessary to invest in mothers’ emotional support, provide effective support in breastfeeding and invest in the continuity of this process throughout home visits. Conclusions: The findings show a high aplicability to a quality nursing practice to breast- feeding mothers.
topic Nurses
breast feeding
education
url http://www.revistas.uevora.pt/index.php/saude_envelhecimento/article/view/180
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