Validazione linguistico- culturale della scala di valutazione POFRAS

Submitted: 10 May 2018
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Il neonato pretermine spesso deve acquisire dopo la nascita la maturazione neurologica e le competenze che lo rendano in grado di alimentarsi per bocca, anziché tramite sonda, mantenendo la stabilità dei parametri vitali, e senza presentare desaturazioni, apnee o bradicardie.

Tale conquista porta a benefici per il neonato, per la madre, e per l’economia sanitaria, permettendo solitamente una pronta dimissione del neonato.

L’infermiere pediatrico sostiene il passaggio dall’alimentazione tramite sonda all’alimentazione per via orale, anche valutando la ‘prontezza’ del neonato rispetto a questo; tale valutazione può essere basata sull’esperienza del singolo, o essere supportata da uno strumento validato.

Attualmente in letteratura non è presente uno strumento validato per il contesto italiano per la valutazione della ‘prontezza’ del neonato ad essere alimentato per via orale. Dopo una revisione della letteratura è stato quindi scelto uno strumento pubblicato e validato in altra lingua (inglese) per la sua validazione linguistico-culturale in lingua italiana.


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Orsenigo, I., Da Rin Della Mora, R., Calza, S., Servelli, S., & Scelsi, S. (2018). Validazione linguistico- culturale della scala di valutazione POFRAS. Scenario® - Il Nursing Nella Sopravvivenza, 35(1), 5–12. https://doi.org/10.4081/scenario.2018.127