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The multiple birth explosion: implications for nursing practice

¹Marvelous Multiples, Inc., Atlanta, GA 31146, USA.

Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic, and Neonatal Nursing : JOGNN

|June 10, 1998

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Multiple birth rates are rising, creating more high-risk pregnancies and infants. Specialized knowledge and nursing interventions are essential for optimal care of these unique families throughout the perinatal period.

Area of Science:

Perinatal nursing
Maternal-fetal medicine
Neonatal care

Background:

Rising rates of multiple births present unique challenges.
Increased incidence of multiple pregnancies and infants necessitates specialized care.
High-risk families require tailored support throughout the perinatal continuum.

Purpose of the Study:

To highlight the need for specialized knowledge in multiple birth care.
To underscore the importance of directed nursing interventions for multiple birth families.
To address the unique healthcare problems faced by families with multiple births.

Main Methods:

Review of current obstetric and neonatal nursing practices.
Analysis of healthcare needs across the perinatal continuum for multiple birth families.

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Identification of knowledge gaps and resource requirements for healthcare providers.

Main Results:

Multiple birth families encounter distinct health issues.
Existing healthcare practices may not fully address the needs of these families.
Specialized nursing knowledge and resources are crucial for optimal outcomes.

Conclusions:

Obstetric and neonatal nurses require enhanced expertise for multiple birth care.
Directed nursing interventions are vital for managing the complexities of multiple pregnancies.
Comprehensive resources are needed to support high-risk multiple birth families effectively.