Gelman Elena, Noham Ayalet, Livshiz-Riven Ilana
Meuhedet Health Services, Beer Sheva, Israel.
Saban Children's Hospital, Soroka University Medical Center, Beer Sheva, Israel.
Acta Paediatr. 2025 Oct;114(10):2571-2576. doi: 10.1111/apa.70142. Epub 2025 May 20.
This study tested the relationship between the hospitalisation experience and distress among Jewish and Bedouin parents of hospitalised children in the south of Israel.
An anonymous self-reported questionnaire containing the Distress Thermometer for Parents and the Parental Perceptions of Hospital Care in Children was completed by 210 parents of hospitalised children.
About 68.3% of all the parents experienced parental distress, but the Bedouin parents were significantly more distressed than the Jewish parents. No difference was found between Jewish and Bedouin parents in their experience during their child's hospitalisation. Most parents (96.6%) had a positive experience. A negative correlation was found between the parents' experience and the parents' distress.
This finding can help improve the medical center's approach to hospitalised children by focusing on their parents' experience and encouraging the medical staff and family to support the parents. This may lower parents' distress and enable a better quality of care for the children and their families.
本研究检验了以色列南部住院儿童的犹太和贝都因父母的住院体验与痛苦之间的关系。
210名住院儿童的父母完成了一份匿名的自我报告问卷，其中包含父母痛苦温度计和父母对儿童住院护理的看法。
约68.3%的父母经历了父母痛苦，但贝都因父母比犹太父母明显更痛苦。犹太和贝都因父母在孩子住院期间的经历没有差异。大多数父母（96.6%）有积极的体验。父母的体验与父母的痛苦之间存在负相关。
这一发现有助于通过关注父母的体验并鼓励医护人员和家庭支持父母来改善医疗中心对住院儿童的治疗方法。这可能会减轻父母的痛苦，并为儿童及其家庭提供更好的护理质量。
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