Factors influencing mothers' abilities to engage in a comprehensive parenting intervention program.

Factors influencing mothers' abilities to engage in a comprehensive parenting intervention program.
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影响母亲参与综合育儿干预计划的能力的因素。

DOI:
10.1111/j.1525-1446.2010.00872.x
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发表时间:
2010
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Public health nursing (Boston, Mass.)
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Larson,Edie
Larson,Edie
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作者:
Domian,ElaineWilliams;Baggett,KathleenM;Carta,JudithJ;Mitchell,Stacia;Larson,Edie

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摘要 这项研究确定了可能影响被认为是最有可能虐待儿童的母亲参加家访计划的能力的因素。本研究对公共卫生护理具有重要意义,因为家访是公共卫生护理实践的一个组成部分,设计和样本采用定性描述性设计,从4名来自健康相关领域的家访教练干预者和一个小样本的角度,对项目参与的经验进行主题总结。结果定性内容分析揭示了与参与相关的3个主要主题:(1)母亲努力满足自我和孩子的情感需求,(2)母亲在应对复杂和压力性生活事件时缺乏支持,(3)母亲在应对复杂和压力性生活事件时缺乏支持,(4)母亲在应对复杂和压力性生活事件时缺乏支持。以及(3)母亲对项目参与的一致性是通过与教练的信任和关怀关系来介导的。通过支持母亲探索和发现自我护理策略和方法来导航生活斗争的参与。随着时间的推移,建立了信任和关怀的基础,这反过来又增加了关系的建立和项目的参与。
ABSTRACT ObjectiveThis research identified the possible factors influencing the ability of mothers perceived to be at the highest risk for child maltreatment to engage in a home visitation program. This study holds significance to public health nursing since home visitation is an integral component of public health nursing practice, with engagement being essential for human interaction and thus nursing care to occur.Design and SampleA qualitative descriptive design was used to offer a thematic summary of the experiences of program engagement from the perspective of 4 home visitation coach interventionists from health‐related fields and a small sample of purposefully selected mothers involved in a longitudinal prevention study.ResultsQualitative content analysis revealed 3 major themes related to engagement: (1) mothers struggle to meet the emotional needs of the self and the child; (2) mothers lack support in navigating complicated and stressful life events; and (3) mothers' consistency with program engagement is mediated through a trusting and caring relationship with coaches.ConclusionsHome visitation coaches in this study demonstrated a continuous process of engagement by supporting mothers to explore and discover self‐care strategies and ways to navigate life struggles. Over time, a foundation of trust and caring was developed, which in turn increased relationship building and program engagement.