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Being there: a qualitative interview study with fathers present during the resuscitation of their baby at delivery.

机译：在那里：对分娩中的婴儿进行复苏时在场的父亲进行的定性访谈研究。

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To explore fathers' experiences of the resuscitation of their baby at delivery.A descriptive, retrospective design using tape-recorded semistructured interviews with fathers present during the resuscitation of their baby at delivery. Fathers described what happened, their interactions with healthcare professionals, their feelings at the time and afterwards.Participants were recruited from a large teaching hospital in the UK.A purposive sample of 20 fathers whose baby required resuscitation at delivery.Participant responses were analysed using thematic analysis. Four broad themes were identified: 'preparation', 'knowing what happened', 'his response' and 'impact on him'. Fathers had no difficulty recalling their emotions during the resuscitation. These feelings remained vivid and were mostly negative. Most fathers wanted to go to their baby during the resuscitation but did not do so. They felt they should stay with their partner, did not want to impede the resuscitation or felt they were not 'allowed' to go to their baby. The fathers' position in the room and the extent to which they were focusing on their partner had an impact on their recollection of what happened. Fathers had no opportunity to discuss the resuscitation with healthcare professionals afterwards. Several fathers felt they had not yet recovered from the experience and a few had symptoms synonymous with post-traumatic stress disorder.This is the first study to specifically explore fathers' experiences of newborn resuscitation. The findings should inform healthcare education, policy development and the provision of support to fathers.
机译：探究父亲在分娩时进行复苏的经验。采用回顾性的设计，采用录音带半结构化访谈方式，对分娩时在场的父亲进行复查。父亲描述发生了什么事，他们与医护人员的互动，当时和之后的感受。参与者是从英国一家大型教学医院招募的。目的样本是20名父亲在分娩时需要复苏的父亲，并通过主题分析参与者的反应分析。确定了四个广泛的主题：“准备”，“知道发生了什么”，“他的回应”和“对他的影响”。在复苏过程中，父亲们可以轻松回忆自己的情绪。这些感觉仍然生动，大多是消极的。大多数父亲都希望在复苏时去给婴儿看，但没有这样做。他们觉得自己应该和伴侣在一起，不想阻止复苏，或者觉得自己不被允许去婴儿。父亲在房间里的位置以及他们对伴侣的专注程度都影响着他们对所发生事情的记忆。之后，父亲没有机会与医护人员讨论复苏的方法。有几位父亲觉得他们还没有从经验中恢复过来，还有几位有创伤后应激障碍的代名词。这是第一个专门探讨父亲的新生儿复苏经验的研究。调查结果应为医疗保健教育，政策制定和向父亲提供支持提供信息。

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