The aim of this study is to examine the relationship between the characteristics, medical history, interventions performed within the first six hours, and follow-up findings of preterm newborns receiving respiratory support and their body temperature. In this context, the aim was to establish a basic data model that would contribute to the optimization of practices aimed at maintaining thermoregulation in newborns receiving respiratory support. H1: The characteristics, medical history, and variables related to the interventions performed in preterm newborns receiving respiratory support have a statistically significant relationship with body temperature. H2: The developed data model can accurately and meaningfully predict the relationship between the characteristics, medical history, and interventions affecting body temperature in preterm newborns receiving respiratory support.
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Change in body temperature
Timeframe: At birth and every hour for up to 6 hours after birth