Abstract Objective To investigate the parents' compliance in non-hospital settings during the operation of expressed breast milk bank. Methods In September 2014, a questionnaire survey was carried out to investigate the parents' willingness about feeding the inpatient neonates with maternal expressed breast milk, to evaluate the effectiveness of the breast milk feeding supporting system, and to monitor the compliance in non-hospital settings during the delivery of maternal expressed breast milk. Improvements in education were made according to the results. A second survey was done in September 2015. Results A total of 340 questionnaires were sent out, and 338 usable questionnaires were returned. According to the time when the questionnaires were sent out, they were divided into two groups: 2014 group (n=229) and 2015 group (n=109). The age of most mothers was 20-30 years in the 2014 group and 30-40 years in the 2015 group. Most mothers delivered at the West China Second Hospital of Sichuan University in both groups, but the 2015 group had a significantly higher proportion than the 2014 group (74.3% vs 61.6%; PPPConclusions Before and after improvements in the health education, most parents have good compliance in the collection, storage, and transport of breast milk.
YANG Xiao-Yan,MA Yue,HU Yan-Lin et al. Analysis of parents' compliance in non-hospital settings during operation of expressed breast milk bank[J]. CJCP, 2016, 18(4): 361-364.
YANG Xiao-Yan,MA Yue,HU Yan-Lin et al. Analysis of parents' compliance in non-hospital settings during operation of expressed breast milk bank[J]. CJCP, 2016, 18(4): 361-364.
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