Journal of Modern Nursing MedicineJPCNS

Objective To discuss the role and effect of pregnancy health education in obstetric care.Methods through random sampling method, selected in September 2021-September 2022 in a hospital clinic anddelivery in a hospital, a total of 120 people, using computer random sorting, divided into observation group andcontrol group, observation group through targeted health education care, control group take traditional obstetriccare, maternal observation group and control group according to the knowledge of childbirth, breastfeedingknowledge and neonatal nursing knowledge of comparative analysis. Results The knowledge of various knowledgein the observation group was significantly higher than that of the control group, and the proportion of naturaldelivery and breastfeeding was significantly higher than that of the observation group. The statistically significantdifference could be compared between groups, i. e. P <0.05. Conclusion Targeted health education and obstetriccare for pregnant women are helpful to improve their understanding of childbirth knowledge, and help women tosuccessfully complete delivery. breastfeeding accounts for a large proportion, which is conducive to maternal andinfant health, and is worth clinical application and promotion.

delivery; health education; obstetric care; breast-feeding; delivery knowledge