Systematic review reveals improved parenting practices in pregnant females and mothers with infants through nurse home visits, suggesting effective intervention strategies.
Home visits by nurses and midwives increased positive parenting behaviors and decreased negative behaviors. These findings suggest that regular home-visit interventions by nurses are effective in improving the child-rearing behaviors of pregnant and postpartum females.
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