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1. The monitoring of vital signs and fetal tones is crucial in identifying risk factors. It can detect any changes that could be distressing and help identify them.
2. Assisting in positioning- Preparing the woman for labor by helping her to locate a comfortable position can reduce pain and increase comfort.
3. Assisting women with medication needs – This helps to relieve discomfort and provide extra support in the event of complications during pregnancy.
4. Supporting patients emotionally–Providing emotional reassurance throughout the process is especially important for first time mothers or those experiencing anxiety or fear related to childbirth.
5. Educating parents on postpartum care -Giving new parents information about what to expect following delivery helps them better prepare for their child’s arrival while also providing assurance that they are capable of caring for the newborn correctly