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Antepartum home-care services for high-risk women.

OBJECTIVE
To determine the scope of home-care services for pregnant women by addressing types of agencies, nursing personnel, and problems encountered.


DESIGN
Descriptive study with survey questionnaire.


SETTING
A sample of urban and rural settings throughout Minnesota.


PARTICIPANTS
Nine private and 38 public agencies providing antepartum home-care services.


MAIN OUTCOME
Data described clients, agencies, personnel, and services.


RESULTS
Differences were reflected in the nursing skills and interventions used with high-risk pregnant women. Public agencies identified teenage pregnancy as the most frequent antepartum problem, while private agencies identified preterm labor.


CONCLUSION
Results suggest a need to examine the scope of antepartum home-care services.