Enhancing Maternal and Neonatal Outcomes in High-Risk Pregnancies: The Efficacy of Staged Nursing and Nutritional Interventions

Considering the escalating prevalence of high-risk pregnancies encountered in clinical settings, the imperative to safeguard the well-being and survival of both high-risk pregnant women and their babies represents a hotspot of clinical research. This study investigated the clinical effects of an innovative care model for high-risk pregnancies, specifically a combination of staged nursing and nutritional interventions, on maternal nutritional status. Initially, 96 pregnant women were assigned randomly into two groups: a control group receiving routine care and a research group benefiting from the combined approach of staged nursing and nutritional interventions. Comparative analysis revealed that the research group experienced a significant reduction in labor duration and a decrease in the incidence of adverse pregnancy outcomes, thereby highlighting the efficacy of this combined approach in enhancing the safety of childbirth for high-risk pregnancies. Additionally, the research group exhibited more significant improvements in nutritional status than the control group, further endorsing the combined approach as a more effective and reliable safeguard for the health of high-risk pregnant women. Therefore, the implementation of staged nursing in conjunction with nutritional interventions is advocated for use during childbirth in high-risk pregnancies.