Medizinische Klinik, Intensivmedizin und Notfallmedizin · 2026
[Accompanying parents' spiritual needs in neonatal care].
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Kraus Verena, Krüger Marcus
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BACKGROUND: Spirituality in the field of neonatology begins with the care of pregnant women at risk of premature birth. This existential threat at the very beginning of life inevitably leads to a need for spiritual support. One major focus of care in prematurity is on building a bond between parents and child, which is fundamental for the child's further development.
OBJECTIVES: To identify the spiritual needs of parents in perinatal care and to demonstrate a possible way to meeting these needs.
METHODS: This work is based on case reports, identification of topics, and a systematic literature search.
RESULTS: The identified studies show considerable heterogeneity, e.g., regarding research questions and neonatal care settings. Across studies, spirituality was consistently found to play a significant role in perinatology, closely associated with parents' existential anxiety, which can interfere with the development of the parent-infant relationship. Parents consistently expressed the expectation that their spiritual needs are recognized; however, these needs were often inadequately addressed by the perinatal care team.
CONCLUSION: Spirituality is among the essential needs of parents of preterm infants in the intensive care unit. It enables parents to reduce stressors and thereby facilitates the establishment of a parent-infant relationship.
OBJECTIVES: To identify the spiritual needs of parents in perinatal care and to demonstrate a possible way to meeting these needs.
METHODS: This work is based on case reports, identification of topics, and a systematic literature search.
RESULTS: The identified studies show considerable heterogeneity, e.g., regarding research questions and neonatal care settings. Across studies, spirituality was consistently found to play a significant role in perinatology, closely associated with parents' existential anxiety, which can interfere with the development of the parent-infant relationship. Parents consistently expressed the expectation that their spiritual needs are recognized; however, these needs were often inadequately addressed by the perinatal care team.
CONCLUSION: Spirituality is among the essential needs of parents of preterm infants in the intensive care unit. It enables parents to reduce stressors and thereby facilitates the establishment of a parent-infant relationship.