Post-Partum Nursing Needs

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Nursing staff must take into consideration the physiological and psychological needs of the mother during the post-partum period. For maintaining the quality of the provided nursing care, it is important to help the mother to promote comfort after caesarean section surgery and prevent any associated complications. The nurse must accurately observe the mother’s physiological functioning and provide timely and focused nursing intervention. (Fraser &Cooper,

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