About this trial
This study was planned to determine the effects of automatic baby swing application on the sleep-wake cycle, comfort behaviors and physiological parameters of babies in the neonatal intensive care unit.
Eligibility criteria
This trial accepts healthy volunteersQualifiers
gestational age between 35-42 weeks,
birth weight >2000-4200 grams,
stable health status,
spontaneous breathing,
Disqualifiers
- A 5-minute APGAR score below 4 at birth,
Requirement of resuscitation,
Presence of a congenital anomaly,
Requirement of interventional intervention in the head region,
Trial design
Crossover
Treatments tested in this trial
Care: Automatic Baby Swing
Other interventionThe Automatic Baby Swing aims to calm the baby by mimicking their natural movements. In this study, the low-speed "Rock-a-Bye" mode will be used because it mimics natural parental movements, making it easier for babies to fall asleep. During the implementation phase: After the baby's general condition is checked, the treatment will begin according to the group to which they were randomly assigned. If the baby is assigned to the Automatic Baby Swing, their sleep, comfort, and physiological parameters will be measured "First in the Automatic Baby Swing, Then in the Incubator" for 60 minutes during the day and night. If the baby is assigned to the other group, their sleep, comfort, and physiological parameters will be measured "First in the Incubator, Then in the Automatic Baby Swing" for 60 minutes during the day and night.
Treatment groups
Trial outcomes
Primary outcomes
Primary Outcome 1: COMFORTneo Total Score
The COMFORTneo scale assesses seven behavioral and physiological parameters (muscle tone, alertness, facial tension, calmness/agitation, body movements, respiratory response, and crying). These parameters will be combined to produce a single total score (range 6-30). Only the total score will be reported.
Secondary outcomes
Secondary Outcome 1: Infant Body Temperature
Infant axillary body temperature measured in degrees Celsius (°C).
Secondary Outcome 2: Infant Heart Rate
Infant heart rate measured in beats per minute.
Secondary Outcome 3: Infant Respiratory Rate
Infant respiratory rate measured in breaths per minute.
Secondary Outcome 4: Infant Oxygen Saturation
Pulse oximetry oxygen saturation measured as %SpO₂.
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