Cluster Randomized Controlled Trial of a Breathing and Relaxation Training Included in Antenatal Education
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The study aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of the BreLax antenatal education class, which incorporates breathing and relaxation techniques, in enhancing childbirth self-efficacy compared to standard antenatal education. While both groups showed significant improvements in self-efficacy, the intervention group did not demonstrate superior outcomes, although increased practice of the techniques was linked to higher self-efficacy. The findings suggest that structured breathing and relaxation training can be beneficial, highlighting the need for further research on practice intensity and engagement methods.
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