O-153 The Effect Of Aromatherapy, Music Therapy And Vibration Applications On Neonatal Stress And Behaviours - the electric toothbrush

Background and objectives are important for doctors and nurses who use advanced technology to understand newborn behavior and support newborn units through supplementary care applications.
Experiments were conducted in this randomized controlled study to determine the effect of aromatherapy (lavender sweet almond oil), Music Therapy (traditional Turkish music), and vibration therapy (electric toothbrush) on Neonatal stress and behavior
Methods the study was conducted at a university hospital in Kayseri, Turkey.
Eighty premature infants were randomly divided into four groups: control group, aromatherapy group, music group and vibration group.
Data were collected using questionnaires, the depelton neonatal Behavior Assessment Scale (BNBAS) and the neonatal Stress Assessment Form (NSEF.
On the first, third and fifth days, BNBAS and NSEFand post-
The intervention application lasts five days, once a day.
Analyze data in two ways
Analysis of variance of repeated measures, students-Newman-Keuls tests.
Results there was a significant difference in the measurement time of the mean BNBAS score in premature infants (p