Parental satisfaction with infusion carrier in child care

Abstract

Family-centered care is the best method of child care, and the involvement of parents in child care brings positive results for both children and parents. During treatment, the child is carried by the caregivers/parents for various purposes, and holding the child while receiving the infusion is not easy. This study aims to evaluate the trial of the infusion carrier device in the Children's Ward. This type of research is a pre-experimental study with a post-test-only design. The study was conducted in the children's ward of Tugurejo Hospital, Central Java Province, Indonesia. Sixty children were sampled in the survey. Assessment of innovation products and parental satisfaction using a questionnaire. Data processing using SPSS with descriptive and Spearman's rho correlation test. The creation of innovative products from an infusion carrier combines a carrying device and an infusion carrier. The results show that from 6 aspects of parents' assessment of the infusion carrier tools measured on a scale of 1-5 (strongly disagree to agree strongly) obtained the average product characteristics (3.79), suitability (3.94), design (4.14), durability (4.17), shape (4.26) and performance (4.50). In addition, parents' satisfaction after using these innovative products from the dimensions of willingness to recommend (4.3), willingness to re-use (3.99), and conformity with expectations (3.37). There is a relationship between product innovation and parental satisfaction, indicating positive values of p<0.001 with a correlation coefficient of 0.630. Infusion carrier innovation is positively accepted and increases parental satisfaction.