Effect of cognitive–behavioral training on fear of childbirth and sleep quality of pregnant adolescent slum dwellers

Abstract

The results showed that in addition to reducing fear of childbirth, cognitive-behavioral training improved the sleep quality of women in the intervention group. Therefore, this training could be used as an easy and accessible method without complications to improve women's health.

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