Muslim mothers’ experiences in taking care of children with open heart surgery: A qualitative study in Southern Thailand

This study revealed the complex emotional experiences, including sadness, loss, uncertainty, and resilience, of Muslim mothers whose children face open heart surgery and highlighted the vital role of holistic support from healthcare professionals and families. Recommendations in line with holistic nursing principles include providing comprehensive information, faith-based psychological support, and involving the family's caregiving capacity. The study also calls for further research within the holistic nursing context, including programs to enhance psychosocial support in similar situations.

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Belitung Nursing Journal
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2025-04-18
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https://doi.org/10.33546/bnj.3696
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Family and Patient Care in Intensive Care Units
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Abstract

This study revealed the complex emotional experiences, including sadness, loss, uncertainty, and resilience, of Muslim mothers whose children face open heart surgery and highlighted the vital role of holistic support from healthcare professionals and families. Recommendations in line with holistic nursing principles include providing comprehensive information, faith-based psychological support, and involving the family's caregiving capacity. The study also calls for further research within the holistic nursing context, including programs to enhance psychosocial support in similar situations.

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Muslim mothers’ experiences in taking care of children with open heart surgery: A qualitative study in Southern Thailand — Userow Lohmae, Maneeratsami Pattanasombutsook, et al. · Belitung Nursing Journal (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS