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Effects of Providing Information on Stress and Maternal Role Confidence of Women with Preterm Labor

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Abstract

Purpose: The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of providing information on Stress and maternal role confidence of pregnant women with preterm labor.

Methods: The sample were 66 pregnant women with preterm labor admitted at 1 hospital in Busan. In the ubjects, 33 were the experimental group and 33 were the control. Data was collected from March 1st to October 31st, 2007. A hand-out including the knowledge of preterm labor, fetus state and curing process. The tool for the stress had 14 questionnaires including the levels of anxiety and depress. And the tool for the maternal role confidence had 23 questionnaires. The data analyzed by ¥ö2-test, t-test and pearson correlation coefficient with SPSS 12.0/pc program.

Results: After providing information, the stress of the experimental group decreased significantly than the control(t=1.95, p=.048). And the maternal role confidence of the experimental group increased significantly than the control(t=-2.40, p=.016). There is a significant correlation between the stress and maternal role confidence(p<.01).

Conclusion: The special program or educational nursing intervention should be created for each pregnant women with preterm labor and ante-natal nursing service may assessed and consulted on anxiety-depression and maternal role confidence.
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Preterm Labor, Stress, Mother role confidence
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