What question did this study set out to answer?

To identify self-management behavior patterns among high-risk pregnant women and evaluate their association with pregnancy outcomes.

March 2, 2026

Latent Profile Analysis of Prenatal Self-Management Among High-Risk Pregnant Women and Its Association With Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes

Key Points

To identify self-management behavior patterns among high-risk pregnant women and evaluate their association with pregnancy outcomes.
Conducted latent profile analysis to categorize behaviors
Analyzed correlations between self-management types and pregnancy outcomes
Focused on high-risk pregnant women
High-engagement self-management type associated with better pregnancy outcomes
Identification of distinct self-management behaviors among participants
Need for comprehensive interventions targeting specific behavioral dimensions

Abstract

Women with high-risk pregnancies exhibit distinct patterns of self-management behaviors. Women classified as high-engagement type show superior pregnancy outcomes, suggesting the importance of comprehensive self-management interventions targeting all behavioral dimensions.

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