Nursing care of newborns whose mothers use amphetamines Namon Hospital Kalasin Province : a case study

Abstract

     This study of 2 case studies aims to develop nursing care for newborns whose mothers use amphetamine drugs. and study the results of nursing newborns whose mothers use amphetamine drugs. using case management, Case study patient is a baby born at Namon Hospital. The study was conducted from 1 October 2022 – 30 September 2023 using a case nursing management model.
     The results of the study found that Newborns whose mothers used amphetamines There were no complications during care. Mothers and families cooperate in continuing to care for their infants. and have confidence in raising newborns whose mothers use amphetamines and nurses who provide nursing care have knowledge about nursing newborns whose mothers use amphetamine drugs. The process is a nursing model that is specific. Providing information to mothers and families on how to properly care for newborns Discharge planning that involves mothers and families in planning ongoing care. Forwarding information to agencies Area Health Promoting Hospital where infants and mothers stay for continuous home visits together with Treatment planning according to modern nursing guidelines. Process to care patients at home with a multidisciplinary team and traditional Thai medicine and partners in the district-level quality of life development network. Analysis of data on pregnant women who use methamphetamine. Field visits to homes with a multidisciplinary team and Thai traditional medicine and postpartum care Baking a compress in a salt pot Using herbal tea to make white flower medicine Working with the administration, health volunteer, village headmen, and police to push the drug agenda in the area to be an agenda for district health system (DHS). The mother's use of amphetamine was at a very good level.