Effects of Balint group combined with mindfulness-based stress reduction on humanistic care ability and psychological resilience among obstetric nurses - Takeaways - MDSpire

Effects of Balint group combined with mindfulness-based stress reduction on humanistic care ability and psychological resilience among obstetric nurses

  • By

  • Ranran Zhao

  • Yuanyuan Li

  • Feifei Meng

  • Xingxing Lv

  • Sha Wang

  • Zhifen Wang

  • Yafei Liang

  • July 2, 2026

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    The study involved 87 obstetric nurses divided into three groups to assess the impact of combined interventions on care skills and resilience.

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    The combined Balint group and mindfulness-based stress reduction intervention showed significant improvements in empathy and psychological resilience.

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    Results indicated that the combined intervention group had greater enhancements in humanistic care competence compared to the other groups.

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    Improvements in emotional intelligence and psychological resilience were sustained at the 6-week follow-up for the combined intervention group.

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    The study provides evidence for integrating reflective and mindfulness-based approaches to enhance nursing quality in high-stress environments.

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Effects of Balint group combined with mindfulness-based stress reduction on humanistic care ability and psychological resilience among obstetric nurses

  • by Ranran Zhao, Yuanyuan Li, Feifei Meng, Xingxing Lv, Sha Wang, Zhifen Wang, Yafei Liang

  • July 2, 2026

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