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Highlights • The results of the present study showed that financial status, parents’ physical and mental health status after the child is diagnosed, accompanying mental health problems of the child, and young age diagnosis of children, increased the parenting stress of the parents. • It is important to apply nursing interventions that will reduce parental stress by providing sufficient care and support during the disease process.
Highlights • The study demonstrates how the CL/P anomalies impact parents' dynamics and the relationships between parent members, resulting in the need for support and care. • The study illustrates how nurses should be aware that it is essential to give attention to individual parent members’ perspectives. • It is the first publication that determines the use of social media among Turkish parents of infants with CL/P.
To view the full text, please login as a subscribed user or purchase a subscription. Click here to view the full text on ScienceDirect. Fig. 1 Consort flow chart. Graphic 1 Comparison of the mean pre-test and post-test maternal attachment scores by groups. Graphic 2 Comparison of mean pre-test and post-test paternal self-efficacy scores by groups.
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