Obstetrics and Gynecological Nursing Care

Obstetrics and Gynecological Nursing is a core professional course in the nursing program, aligned with clinical nursing, community nursing, and maternal and child healthcare positions. This course systematically analyzes the physiological, pathological, psychological, and social changes experienced by women during the non-pregnant period, pregnancy, childbirth, and the puerperium, as well as comprehensive content related to maternal and child health care, family planning, and reproductive health. The course strengthens students’ professional competence and job-related skills in obstetrics and gynecology nursing.

Through this course, students are guided to establish a “people-centered health” philosophy and to embody the medical professional spirit of respecting life, healing the wounded, dedication, and boundless compassion. The course cultivates the professional qualities of care, attentiveness, patience, responsibility, and empathy, deepens the concept of high-quality nursing services, and enables students to proficiently apply obstetric and gynecological nursing knowledge, commonly used specialized nursing techniques, and communication skills. Students will be able to provide nursing care for women during pregnancy and childbirth, as well as for mothers and newborns during the puerperium, implement holistic nursing care for gynecological diseases using the nursing process, and effectively carry out health education related to maternal and child health and family planning.