Tshiamo N Ramalepa, Thinavhuyo R Netangaheni
A scoping review of strategies for adolescents' sexual and reproductive health role modelling
South African family practice : official journal of the South African Academy of Family Practice/Primary Care
objective study examine present situation dyadic coping pregnant women highrisk pregnancy spouses well relevant factors interactions partners october 2022 september 2023 crosssectional survey undertaken involving 460 pairs pregnant women highrisk pregnancy hospitalized childbirth accompanying spouses participants completed selfassessments dyadic coping marital satisfaction perceived stress selfefficacy completion paper questionnaires collected data subjected analysis utilizing correlation analysis multiple linear regression actorpartner interdependence model apim developed using structural equation modelingsem test binary association pregnant women preferred utilize stressful communication whereas spouses employed supportive delegated coping external education level employment status medical insurance internal marital satisfaction perceived stress selfefficacy factors associated pregnant womens dyadic coping education level internal factors also associated spouses dyadic coping contrast spouses partner effect pregnant women marriage satisfaction pregnant womens internal elements played partner effect spouses dyadic coping studys findings help identify populations inadequate coping ability promoting marital satisfaction selfefficacy reducing perceived stress associated enhancing dyadic coping ability pregnant women highrisk pregnancy spouses also suggests antenatal care intervene pregnant women highrisk pregnancy spouses whole emphasize collaborative coping effective mutual support couples rather spousal support alone