Quantitative analysis highlights the impact of psychological factors on husbands' referrals for high-risk pregnancies, suggesting greater engagement is needed.
Key Points
Husbands with psychological issues are less likely to agree to referrals for high-risk pregnancies.
The statistical analysis found a significant relationship between psychological factors and referral decisions (p=0.035).
A case-control design with 300 participants was used to assess the influence of various psychosocial determinants.
Findings highlight the need for interventions targeting psychological issues to improve referral processes.