기태교(氣胎敎) 프로그램이 임신부의 불안, 우울 및 신체 증상에 미치는 효과
Effects of a Qigong Prenatal Education Program on Anxiety, Depression and Physical Symptoms in Pregnant Women
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Purpose: The purpose of this study was to verify the effects of a Qigong prenatal education program on anxiety, depression and physical symptoms in pregnant women. Method: The subjects were a total of 40 pregnant women who received regular prenatal care at S hospital. Twenty people were enrolled in the Qigong prenatal education program and were assigned to the experimental group. The other 20 people who received regular prenatal care only were the control group. The Qigong prenatal education program was given to the experimental group once a week and 2 hours per session for 4 weeks. Anxiety, depression and physical symptoms were collected by a self- administered study questionnaire at the pre- and post test. Result: There were no significant differences in subjects' general characteristics or pretest scores of study variables at the pretest indicating both groups
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