The effectivity of rooming-in in the achievement of maternal and child bonding among selected post-partum mothers at the Fabella Hospital / 
J.M.  Lagundi [and nine others] 
<br/><br/> This nursing research focused on the post-partum mothers and their newborn. Since the study is non-experimental, descriptive correlational study was used to determine the relationship between the identified factors such as civil status, gravidity and support system and the efectivity of rooming-in. To acquire data pertinent to this study, the researchers utilized the use of questionnaires. Only limited respondents from the Fabella Hospital were selected in accordance with the given criteria rather than a larger number of samples. Despite this, the limitations of the study are as follows:<br/>*time constraints alloted in conducting the study and due to the other academic requirements and obligations<br/>*fast turn-over rates of patients and their willingness to participate<br/>*uncontrollable variables such as stress and socio-cultural background<br/>*availability and adquate resources needed including the past studies related to rooming-in process<br/>In the data collection procedures, the researchers randomly distributed the questionnaires to selected mothers who were in the rooming-in process until the required number of samples were obtained<br/>Questionnaires and interviews were the tools utilized. Statistical treatment used were percentile ranking and the chi-square method.(Summary) 
<br/><br/>In: Nursing Journal 1996-1997. 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Rooming-in Care<br/>Mother-Child Relations<br/>Kangaroo-Mother Care Method
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Index Terms: </label>Maternal and Child Bonding