Introduction: Preterm infants need more intensive care than term infants. If this period
becomes short and mothers take care of their infants, mortality rate decreases and cost of …

Abstract Background & Aims: Mothers are the first attentive for infants, any factor may
have impact on mother health, will affect wellbeing of infant and consequently community …

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: Reducing the mortality rate of low birth weight and
preterm infants is associated with an increase in their care needs. Insufficient knowledge of …

Introduction: Parents of premature infants experience high tension and disappointment in
the NICU; Often due to lack of awareness of how their parents play their role and interact …

Background & Aims: Low Birth Weight Newborns that are at risk than normal birth, and they
need careful care to survive and natural develop and growth. This study aimed to determine …

Background: Premature babies, those born very early, often have complicated and medical
problems. Typically, complications of prematurity are varying. The premature baby has a …

Introduction: Neonatal mortality has continued to increase as a percentage (> 60%) of
overall infant mortality. Any further reduction in infant mortality is dependent on saving more …

Abstract Introduction: PRETERM birth (< 37 weeks) leads to such adverse perinatal
outcomes as neonatal and infant mortality and different diseases. Home-based NEWBORN …

Background: Reduced maternal mortality due to pregnancy and delivery is one of the
priorities of reproductive health programs of World Health Organization. Benefiting from …

Every year, an estimated 15 million babies are born preterm (before 37 completed weeks of
gestation), and this number is rising. Preterm birth complications are the leading cause of …