RESEARCH TO IMPROVE HEALTH CARE FOR WOMEN WITH NORMAL PREGNANCY APPLYING RECREATIONAL WELLNESS ACTIVITY

Abstract

PURPOSE: The aim of this study was to achieve a control model of cardiac and respiratory function through key indicators established in a comparative analysis between the results of the initial and final pulse tests for women with normal pregnancies. METHODS: The research was done among 111 women, all Bulgarians. We used: functional tests for assessing the effects of our own original Recreational Wellness program with a specific focus on pregnant women. We measured the intensity of the tool branded under the name of the co-author Nesheva. RESULTS: During our own original Recreational Wellness program was established data by specific tests and the analysis has shown that the average values (Mean ± SD) of the measured indicators, in the six lessons are statistically different (p <0.05). These indicators are interpreted as optimal prenatal improvement of health care, but probably our Recreational Wellness program also favours the maintenance of Wellness lifestyle during all period of pregnancy. CONCLUSIONS: The results in our study are in support of establishing a system for assessing information to improve health care during the period of a normal pregnancy. This specific instrument is a reliable basis for validating standards for regulated inclusion in Recreational Wellness activity programs.

Keywords

• basic model
• recreational influences
• wellness programs
• motor activity
• heart rate
• vital capacity
• normal pregnancy
• women health specificity