Davide Borra, Matteo Filippini, Mauro Ursino, Patrizia Fattori, Elisa Magosso
Convolutional neural networks reveal properties of reach-to-grasp encoding in posterior parietal cortex
Computers in biology and medicine
analyze application effect evidencebased targeted nursing severe preeclamptic women impact maternal psychological status quality life maternalinfant outcomes retrospective analysis conducted clinical data 97 severe preeclamptic patients admitted hospital june 2021 june 2023 patients met complete inclusion exclusion criteria based different nursing intervention plans received patients divided control group n47 observation group n50 patients control group received routine nursing intervention patients observation group received evidencebased targeted nursing comparison made two groups terms levels psychological status indicators quality life maternal pregnancy outcomes neonatal outcomes apgar scores nursing satisfaction 1 psychological status indicators intervention two groups significant difference epds scores sas scores p 05 intervention epds scores sas scores observation group significantly lower control group p 05 effect size 065 epds scores 072 sas scores indicating substantial reduction depression anxiety levels 2 quality life intervention significant difference scores health status physiological function mental status two groups p 05 intervention scores health status physiological function mental status observation group significantly higher control group p 05 effect size 058 health status 063 physiological function 061 mental status suggesting notable improvement overall quality life patients 3 maternal pregnancy outcomes incidence adverse pregnancy outcomes control group 4255 observation group 1800 incidence adverse pregnancy outcomes observation group significantly lower control group p 05 effect size 082 indicating substantial reduction adverse outcomes 4 neonatal outcomes apgar scores incidence adverse neonatal outcomes control group 4681 apgar score 713105 observation group 2200 apgar score 796117 incidence adverse neonatal outcomes observation group significantly lower apgar scores significantly higher control group p 05 effect size 073 adverse neonatal outcomes 068 apgar scores indicating improved neonatal outcomes 5 nursing satisfaction nursing satisfaction control group 8085 whereas observation group 9600 nursing satisfaction observation group significantly higher control group p 05 effect size 086 reflecting higher level satisfaction evidencebased targeted nursing intervention evidencebased targeted nursing intervention severe preeclamptic women demonstrates significant benefits improving maternal psychological wellbeing quality life maternalinfant outcomes intervention effectively reduces depression anxiety levels enhances overall quality life reduces incidence adverse pregnancy neonatal outcomes use personalized care plans enhanced patient education may contribute positive outcomes furthermore evidencebased targeted nursing intervention promotes higher levels nursing satisfaction fosters better doctorpatient relationships findings highlight importance implementing evidencebased targeted nursing standard approach management severe preeclampsia ultimately improving holistic care wellbeing mothers infants