Development and Evaluation of Birth and Parenting Planning Program for Women Who Have Been Diagnosed With Fetal Anomalies - Development and Evaluation of Birth and Parenting Planning Program for Women Who Have Been Diagnosed With Fetal Anomalies

The intervention group had a significantly higher rate submitting BP/BPP (96.0%vs.7.1%, p<0.001) and significantly higher SRESP (t=3.210, p=0.003). The intervention group tended to have higher but non-significant Satisfaction of Care scores. The J-SSQ had no significant differences between the two groups. Women's preferences were both similar and unique. The intervention group had more positive statements (BP/BPP) about their experience.