Contemporary Nursing

Objective This study is conducted in a comparative form, focusing on verifying, analyzing, and exploring the impact of narrative humanistic care nursing on postpartum women, hoping to provide theoretical and practical basis for clinical research. Methods The study period was set from November 2023 to November 2024, and the selected sample was 90 postpartum women received by the obstetrics department during this period. According to the principle of informed consent, the groups were divided according to the numerical table method, and each group was arranged (n=45) to implement differential nursing intervention strategies. The control group received routine nursing, while the study group received routine nursing and narrative humanistic care nursing. The final evaluation compared the differences in effectiveness under different nursing plans. The comparison level involves: anxiety and depression score (SAS/SDS), duration of labor, degree of pain (VAS), natural delivery rate, and nursing satisfaction. Using t-test (normal measurement data); Using χ2 test (counting data); Replace the mean with (͞x ± s). Results After the study was completed, statistical analysis revealed that there were significant differences in the effectiveness of differential nursing intervention strategies among the analysis subjects with the same nursing needs. The performance of the research group's parturients in various indicators was better than that of the control group, with a P value less than 0.05, forming a significant difference in advantages and disadvantages. This phenomenon deserves further exploration. Conclusion Narrative humanistic care nursing not only helps to shorten the delivery time and alleviate the pain experienced by mothers during childbirth, but also effectively improves the success rate of natural childbirth and enhances the satisfaction of family members with nursing work, which is worthy of recognition and praise.

Narrative; Humanistic care nursing; Postpartum women; Effect