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Paula D Zeanah¹, Julie A Larrieu¹, Neil W Boris¹

¹Tulane University and Louisiana Office of Public Health, New Orleans.

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Nurse Family Partnership (NFP) nurses support low-income mothers, facing psychosocial challenges. Shifting to a psychosocial model enhances maternal and child outcomes, despite nurse-identified difficulties.

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Area of Science:

Maternal and Child Health
Nursing Practice
Psychosocial Support

Background:

The Nurse Family Partnership (NFP) program offers home visits to first-time, low-income mothers.
Significant psychosocial and mental health issues among families can hinder program goals.
Effective nurse-client relationships are crucial for positive outcomes.

Purpose of the Study:

To examine the role of nurses in the NFP program.
To explore experienced NFP nurses' perspectives on their work.
To identify challenges and rewards encountered by NFP nurses.

Main Methods:

Qualitative study utilizing focus groups.
Inclusion of experienced NFP nurses.
Exploration of nurses' perspectives, challenges, and rewards.

Main Results:

Nurses must adapt from a medical to a psychosocial approach.
Focus groups provided insights into the complexities of NFP work.
Key themes related to challenges and rewards were identified.

Conclusions:

A psychosocial model is essential for NFP nurses to address complex family needs.
Understanding nurses' experiences can inform program improvements.
Supporting nurses is vital for successful program implementation and outcomes.