Neonatal Experience Survey - Central Cheshire MNVP

1.What year was your baby (or babies) first admitted to a neonatal intensive or special care baby unit?
2.What gestational age was your baby born at?
3.What is your relationship to the baby/babies?
4.Which is your local hospital?
5.During pregnancy, did you:
6.Which hospital was your baby FIRST admitted to? Please answer the next few questions about this hospital.
7.When did you first see your baby in person on the neonatal care unit after their admission?
8.When you first saw your baby on the Neonatal Unit, did the medical team explain why they had been admitted?
9.When did you first have skin-to-skin contact (kangaroo care) following your baby's admission to the Neonatal Unit?
10.How did you feed your baby/babies during their stay in the Neonatal Unit? (select all that apply)
11.If your baby was transferred, did the neonatal staff: (select all that apply)
12.You will now have the opportunity to feedback about your neonatal experience. Please confirm which hospital you are giving your feedback on:
13.Overall, how would you rate the care on the neonatal unit?
Poor
Below Average
Average
Good
Excellent
14.Thinking about your stay on the unit:
Always
Usually
Sometimes
Rarely
Never
Staff introduced themselves
I knew who was caring for my baby/babies each day
Staff were welcoming and approachable
I could be with my baby whenever I wanted
I could have skin to skin contact with my baby
I could phone the unit whenever I wanted
I was involved in my baby/babies care/ward round
I was kept updated about my baby's care and wellbeing
The machines, alarms and treatment plans were explained to me
I understood the information that was shared with me
15.How often did you have skin-to-skin contact with your baby?
16.Were there any barriers to having skin to skin time with your baby?
17.When you were on the unit did you have access to:
Yes
No
Can't Remember
Not Applicable/Didn't Require
A video call with your baby?
A video call with the medical staff?
Emotional support from a psychiatrist or counsellor
Parent education about how to care for your baby on the unit
Parent education about how to care for your baby at home
Social opportunities (coffee & cake, pizza & chat)
18.Tell us more about service you had access to, or what services would you have liked access to that you didn't get.
19.How would you rate the support from the neonatal staff with feeding your baby?
Poor
Below Average
Average
Good
Excellent
20.Overall, what was good about the care on the unit?
21.What was not so good about the care?
22.What could be improved?
23.Thinking about taking your baby/babies home:
Yes
No
Don't Know/Unsure
Did you feel prepared to take your baby home?
Did you have the opportunity to stay overnight before your baby came home?
Were you given enough notice of discharge to make arrangements?
Did you receive support when you returned home (with feeding, weighing and care)?
Did you feel prepared to take your baby home?
Did you have the opportunity to stay overnight before your baby came home?
Were you given enough notice of discharge to make arrangements?
Did you receive support when you returned home (with feeding, weighing and care)?
24.What is your gender?
25.What are your pronouns?
26.How old were you when your baby was born?
27.How would you describe your ethnicity?
28.Do you identify as a person with a disability or other chronic condition?