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[Abstract] ObjectiveTo explore the application and clinical effects of the mother-infant bedside nursing model in obstetric care.　　Methods 240 cases of mothers and infants were randomly divided into the research group and control group, 120 cases in each group; the research group adopted the mother-infant bedside nursing model, and the control group adopted the traditional nursing model; the mastery degree of mother-infant health care knowledge, nursing skills and satisfaction with nursing care in the two groups were statistically and analytically analyzed.　　The results of the study group's knowledge of maternal and infant health care, the degree of mastery of nursing skills and the degree of satisfaction with nursing care were significantly higher than that of the control group, and the difference was statistically significant (P<0.05).　　Conclusion The mother and baby bedside nursing model is effective in obstetrics care and is worthy of clinical promotion and application.　　[Keywords] mother and baby bedside nursing mode; obstetric care; effect observation Mother and baby bedside nursing mode refers to the mode of nursing care by mother and baby specialized nurses 24h at the maternal bedside during the postpartum hospitalization of pregnant women, and nursing staff help mothers and their families to quickly master the skills of mother and baby nursing and health care knowledge by means of demonstration and preaching to help mothers and their families to adapt to the role change as soon as possible [1].　　We analyze the effect of the implementation of the mother and baby bedside care model after delivery, which is now reported as follows.　　1 Data and methods 1.1 General information 240 cases of mothers who visited our hospital from July 2014 to December 2015 were selected as the study subjects, and were randomly divided into the study group and the control group, with 120 cases in each group, and the maternal age of the two groups ranged from 20 to 33 years old, with an average of (25.3±3.4) years old, body weight from 45 to 70 kg, with an average of (53.7±5.46) kg, and gestation period from 30 to 42 weeks The average was (38.42±0.35) weeks, of which 168 cases were delivered naturally and 72 cases were delivered by cesarean section.　　The general information of the mothers in the two groups was compared, the difference was not statistically significant (P>0.05), and it was comparable.　　1.2 Nursing methods Study group: 24h nursing care for mothers and babies by a mother and baby specialist nurse with rich clinical experience, responsibility and strong professional skills.　　(1) Family members and mothers*** were asked to participate in routine care together, and preventive inoculation, elimination of fetal stool, diaper changing, disease screening, facial cleansing, massage and caressing, hearing screening, etc. were completed in front of the mothers' beds; (2) Maternal and infant specialist nurses would explain in detail the knowledge of postpartum care, and guide the mothers in diet, exercise, and body recovery during the nursing process; and they would also conduct the (3) When it comes to operational knowledge such as bathing, diaper changing, etc., the mother and baby specialist nurse will make specific demonstrations and ask the mothers and their families to do the operation themselves, and the nurse will guide and strengthen the actions of the mothers and their families to help them firmly grasp the nursing skills and health care knowledge. The nurses will guide and reinforce the movements of the mothers and their families to help them firmly grasp the nursing skills and health care knowledge.　　Control group: adopting the routine care model, nurses will go to the delivery room to pick up the newborn babies to the bathing room and treatment room for bathing, vaccination, touching, hearing screening and other activities according to the stipulated time every day, and the mothers or their family members will go to the big room every day to receive centralized training on health care knowledge and maternal and infant nursing skills.　　1.3 Observation Indicators The nursing satisfaction questionnaire and the maternal and infant health care knowledge and skill mastery form designed by maternal and infant specialist nurses themselves were used to survey the mothers and their family members before discharge, and to compare the two groups of mothers and their family members in terms of their satisfaction with the nursing staff, their mastery of maternal and infant health care knowledge, and their proficiency in maternal and infant nursing skills.　　1.4 Statistical analysis SPSS19.0 statistical software was used to analyze, and the count data were expressed as rate, using χ2 test, with P<0.05 as the difference was statistically significant.　　2 Results 2.1 Comparison of maternal and family members' knowledge of maternal and child health care in the two groups The study group was familiar with maternal and child health care knowledge in 109 cases, accounting for 90.83%, and the control group was familiar with maternal and child health care knowledge in 87 cases, accounting for 72.5%, and the mastery of maternal and child health care knowledge in the study group was significantly higher than that in the control group, and the difference was statistically significant (P<0.05).　　2.2 Comparison of the mastery of infant care skills between the two groups of mothers and their families The mastery of infant care skills in the research group was significantly higher than that of the control group, and the difference was statistically significant (P<0.05).　　2.3 Comparison of the degree of satisfaction with nursing care between the two groups of mothers and their families The degree of satisfaction with nursing care in the research group was 96.67%, and the degree of satisfaction with nursing care in the control group was 80.83%, and the degree of satisfaction in the research group was significantly higher than that in the control group, and the difference was statistically significant (P<0.05).　　3 Discussion As a high-quality postpartum care service, the mother and baby bedside nursing model fully satisfies the psychology of maternal and family *** with participation, and has very important application value in obstetrics clinical care.　　(1) The mother and baby bedside nursing model is conducive to improving the satisfaction level of mothers and their families.　　Maternal and infant specialist nurses in the nursing process, through hand-to-hand teaching, to maternal and family members of maternal and infant health care knowledge, baby care skills, help mothers and families to achieve good communication with the baby, is conducive to help them change their role as soon as possible [2].　　(2) The mother and baby bedside nursing model is conducive to improving the quality of care.　　Mother and baby bedside nursing work are by mother and baby specialist nurses are responsible for, rich clinical experience, good communication and, strong sense of responsibility, can help families and mothers to quickly master the relevant knowledge and skills, obstetric care quality has been guaranteed.　　The effect of mother and baby bedside nursing model in obstetric care is remarkable, and it is worthy of clinical promotion and application.　　[References] [1] Li Lan. Application analysis of mother-infant bedside nursing model in obstetric care[J]. Journal of Practical Obstetrics and Gynecology, 2013, 29(5):395-396. [2]Wang Tingting, Xue Feiyang, Wan Yumei. Application experience of mother and baby bedside nursing model in obstetric care[J]. China Medical Guide, 2013, 11(35):267-268.