A New form of N- Hexa Topological Approach to Reducing Maternal Anxiety After Delivery

Abstract

Anxiety during pregnancy is associated with adverse outcomes in mothers and infants. Unfortunately, as anxiety is often synonymously mentioned with depression, the studies focusing solely on anxiety during pregnancy are not as robust as those in the field of depression are. This study employs the N-Hexa Topology framework to identify critical factors influencing maternal and newborn care outcomes. Six key domains were analyzed, each encompassing rel- evant maternal health variables, Early Childhood Health Service, Breastfeeding, Whole Body Massage (F1), Dietary Advice and Routine Antibiotic Prophylaxis (F2), Management of Post- partum Depression and Gestational Weight Gain (F3), Nutritional Interventions and Physical Activity (F4), Newborn Assessment (F5), and Maternal Assessment (F6). Using Nano topology Analysis, core attributes within these factors were isolated based on their impact on maternal health outcomes.