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Study aim
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Determining the effect of skin-to-skin contact between mother and newborn immediately after birth on maternal, neonatal and infant development outcomes at 2 months
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Design
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A clinical trial, with a control group with parallel groups, a blind strain, randomized, on 72 patients and using blocking for randomization
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Settings and conduct
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Skin-to-skin contact of mother and baby immediately after birth on maternal and newborn outcomes in the intervention group compared to the control in the patients eligible to enter the study, Yasouj and Korsazi Social Security Shahada Hospital in completing the child development questionnaire and data analysis
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Entry requirements
1. Mothers referring for vaginal delivery
2. The gestational age is 37 weeks to 42 weeks
Non-entry criteria
1. Placement of the baby in a high-risk group (pre-eclampsia, diabetes, small for gestational age)
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Intervention groups
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In the intervention group, immediately after discharge, the baby is placed on the mother's stomach with the palm of the hand, and skin contact between the mother and the baby is performed for one hour. The baby will be handed over to the mother in the blanket and the mother will be encouraged to start breastfeeding. Variables are measured in both groups
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Main outcome variables
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The duration of the third stage of labor, the duration of the first breastfeeding, the duration of the first breastfeeding, breastfeeding success, infant jaundice, infant development, weight gain, height, head circumference and continuation of breastfeeding up to two months.