International Journal of Nursing Research

Objective To carry out the personalized nursing plan in patients with dangerous placenta previa and explore the effect. Methods The cases were 80 patients with dangerous placenta previa, and the study period was from February 2020 to February 2022. Program of general group (40 cases): implementation of routine nursing; personalized nursing group (40 cases): implementation of personalized nursing. To explore the incidence of adverse pregnancy events, quality of life scale (WHOQOL-BREF) score, pre-nursing and post-nursing anxiety (HAMA), 2h postpartum bleeding, neonatal score, depression (HAMD) score, and satisfaction rate of clinical care. Results ① The incidence of adverse pregnancy events, HAMA, HAMD, which were lower in the personalized care group (p <0.05); ②WHOQOL-BREF score, neonatal score, and clinical care satisfaction rate were higher compared with the general group (p <0.05).③ 2h postpartum bleeding index, compared with the general group, the personalized care group was less (p <0.05). Conclusion The personalized nursing program for patients with dangerous placenta previa can play the advantages of improving clinical delivery outcomes, show better nursing effect in the improvement of quality of life, negative mood reduction, improvement of newborn birth quality, and reduce the amount of postpartum bleeding, and make patients more satisfied.

Personalized care; Dangerous placenta previa; Quality of life; Postpartum hemorrhage; Psychological state