The effect of nursing counseling based on Neuman Systems Model on perceived stress, coping with stress and birth outcomes among pregnant women at high risk of pre-term labor.

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Title: The effect of nursing counseling based on Neuman Systems Model on perceived stress, coping with stress and birth outcomes among pregnant women at high risk of pre-term labor.
Authors: Metin, Ayşe, Kulakaç, Özen
Source: Health Care for Women International. 2025, Vol. 46 Issue 5, p604-624. 21p.
Subjects: Treatment of psychological stress, Scale analysis (Psychology), Research funding, T-test (Statistics), Educational outcomes, Clinical trials, Questionnaires, Pregnant women, Nursing interventions, Psychological adaptation, Pregnancy outcomes, Descriptive statistics, Control groups, Pre-tests & post-tests, Research methodology, Conceptual structures, Counseling, Neuman systems model, Pregnancy complications, Data analysis software, Premature labor
Geographic Terms: Turkey
Abstract: In this study, we explored the impact of the Nursing Pregnant Education and Counseling Program, grounded in the Neuman Systems Model, on stress, coping, and birth outcomes for high-risk pregnant women susceptible to pre-term labor. The study has a pretest-posttest quasi-experimental design. Participants were split into two groups: one undergoing the Nursing Pregnant Education and Counseling Program (n=30), and the other receiving standard clinical care(n=30). We found a significant difference in stress perception and coping scores between women in the intervention and control groups, favoring the intervention group. Moreover, we observed a notable rise in full-term deliveries in the experimental group, along with a decreased rate of complications for babies compared to the control group. Use of this program for high-risk pregnant women resulted in reductions in maternal stress, improved use of active coping strategies, and favorable impacts on birth outcomes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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