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IRCT20231120060117N3 IRCT 2023-12-17 College of Nursing, University of Baghdad Effect of Nesting Technique on Preterm Physiological Indicators Effect of Nesting Technique Intervention on Preterms Physiological Indicators 2024-02-01 anticipated 150 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/73918 interventional Randomization: Not randomized, Blinding: Not blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Supportive. N/A Preterm neonate gestational age between 28 – 37 weeks without congenital anomalies and assertive devices.. Intervention 1: intervention group A: the preterm neonates within the included criteria, will be placed in nesting technique (prone position). for six hours, and check their physiological parameters (temperature, heart rate, respiratory rate) every 2 hours. Intervention 2: Intervention group B: the preterm neonates within the included criteria, will be placed in nesting technique (supine position). for six hours, and check their physiological parameters (temperature, heart rate, respiratory rate) every 2 hours. Intervention 3: Intervention group C: the preterm neonates within the included criteria, will be placed in nesting technique (lateral position). for six hours, and check their physiological parameters (temperature, heart rate, respiratory rate) every 2 hours. Intervention 4: Control group: the preterm neonates within the included criteria, were not placed in the nesting technique, and their physiological parameters (temperature, heart rate, respiratory rate) will be checked every 2 hours. Yes - There is a plan to make this available What will be shared: The researcher is acknowledging the scientific community to have verifiable findings of the study. sharing plan includes making all the related data available through publishing the study report in peer-reviewed reputable journals. When: God willing, once the process of data collection, analysis, and successful publishing of the manuscript, all the related files will become available for 6 months after publication. To whom: All the related files will be shared with any scientific interested parties. Conditions: It may be used after seeking the author's permission and acknowledging his contribution. Where to obtain: The author's professional e-mail that will be available with the published manuscript can be used to contact the author. e-Mail: adraa.hussein@conursing.uobaghdad.edu.iq How to obtain: N/A Comments: Profound appreciation is due to the IRCT members for their genuine efforts in helping researchers fulfill their academic endeavors.
public Adraa Hussein Shawq
Bab AL-Muadum
Baghdad Iraq 10001 +964 770 263 8810 adraa.hussein@conursing.uobaghdad.edu.iq College of Nursing, University of Baghdad scientific Adraa Hussein Shawq
Bab AL-Muadum
Baghdad Iraq 10001 +964 770 263 8810 adraa.hussein@conursing.uobaghdad.edu.iq College of Nursing, University of Baghdad Iraq Neonates admitted to NICU with spontaneous breathing without the need for assistive devices. Parents of admitted NICU babies willing to give consent. preterm without obvious congenital anomalies. the responsible physician was agreed. 1 day 14 days Both a preterm neonate who was on the ventilator, CPAP, Oxygen, septicemia, seriously ill, and congenital anomalies. serious illnesses medical or surgical. O60 Preterm labor Other N/A N/A N/A intervention group A: the preterm neonates within the included criteria, will be placed in nesting technique (prone position). for six hours, and check their physiological parameters (temperature, heart rate, respiratory rate) every 2 hours. Intervention group B: the preterm neonates within the included criteria, will be placed in nesting technique (supine position). for six hours, and check their physiological parameters (temperature, heart rate, respiratory rate) every 2 hours. Intervention group C: the preterm neonates within the included criteria, will be placed in nesting technique (lateral position). for six hours, and check their physiological parameters (temperature, heart rate, respiratory rate) every 2 hours. Control group: the preterm neonates within the included criteria, were not placed in the nesting technique, and their physiological parameters (temperature, heart rate, respiratory rate) will be checked every 2 hours. More stability physiological parameter (temperature) of preterm neonates. Timepoint: neonates who applied the nesting technique will measure temperature grade pre-test and post-test for two hours for three days consecutively. Method of measurement: direct observational record by using a hospital electronic thermometer. More stability physiological parameter (heart rate) of preterm neonates. Timepoint: neonates who applied the nesting technique will measure heart rate pre-test and post-test for two hours for three days consecutively. Method of measurement: direct observational record by manual counting thorough a pediatric stethoscope. More stability physiological parameter (respiratory rate) of preterm neonates. Timepoint: neonates who applied the nesting technique will measure respiratory rate pre-test and post-test for two hours for three days consecutively. Method of measurement: direct observational record by manual counting of abdominal movement. More stability physiological parameter (oxygen saturation) of preterm neonates. Timepoint: neonates who applied the nesting technique will monitor oxygen saturation pre-test and post-test for two hours for three days consecutively. Method of measurement: direct observational record by monitoring oxygen saturation through a hospital pulse oximeter. The author of the trial is the funding source. Approved 2023-10-01 Research Ethical Approval Committee, at the College of Nursing Bab AL-Muadum Baghdad Baghdad Iraq