英文摘要 |
This article describes the nursing experience of caring a pregnant woman with vaginal bleeding who also had a history of intrauterine fetal death. From August 24 to November 5 2012, the author used Calgary Family Assessment Model to assess the pregnant woman’s needs. The nursing problems included uncertainty, caregiver burden, and disable family coping. Throughout the nursing process, the author deeply comprehends the pregnant woman and her family’s needs and the difficulties which they were facing during the hospitalization for tocolysis. In addition, the author provides the pregnant woman with family-centered nursing care so that it can reduce the impact of hospitalization for the pregnant woman and her family. Moreover, by appropriately applying family resources, the family members developed the power to support each other and this encouraged the family to adjust in a number of positive ways. High risk of pregnancy will seriously threaten the pregnant woman’s and her baby’s health. More and more pregnant women are being sent into hospital for high risk of pregnancy, suggesting the importance of clinical care This report should be shared with other clinical nurses and can serve as a reference when planning high quality nursing care for similar cases in the future. |