The importance of identification of risk factors in women in relation to risk pregnancy | Stefania
Summary :
The study determines the level of importance of the risk factors identification in women in relation to risk pregnancy during the prenatal care. The survey method of a selfconstructed questionnaire was used for data collection, as well as the standardized Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS), the questionnaire to assess coping behaviors (Brief Cope), the International Personality Item Pool questionnaire (IPIP), and the Perceived Social Support Scale (PSSS). Data collection was carried out from December 2019 to February 2020. The questionnaires were distributed to midwives working in gynaecological, prenatal, and highrisk pregnancy clinics. Out of a total of 100 distributed questionnaires, the response rate was 81% (81 returned questionnaires). We first processed the data we had obtained using the descriptive statistics method. We used the Pearson and Spearman correlation coefficient tests to interpret the statistical significance of the differences and dependencies of the variables.
About Author :
The author graduated in 1988 at the Comenian University in Bratislava- Slovakia in Nursing study program. In the 1998 graduated in Midwifery bachelor study program. The year of 2002 graduated the study of Master in Public Health. PhD study author graduated in 2009 and habilitation graduated in 2009 in Nursing. Since year of 2004 she works in Faculty of Health Care, Presov University as a teacher at the Department of Midwifery and held the possition as dean of faculty since 2021. She guarantees the subjects of Midwifery, Public health, and applied Psychology for Nursing and Midwifery study programmes. She was participated in professional mobility and Erazmus + mobility.
