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. 2022 Dec 2;19(23):16117. doi: 10.3390/ijerph192316117

Table 5.

Comparison of specific postpartum anxiety between women who felt NEN and those who do not.

Specific Postpartum Anxiety Measured on the NRS-A (Score Range 0 to 10) NEN_Low_T2
(n = 146)
NEN_High_T2
(n = 54)
Mdn Mrank Mdn Mrank U (Z)
Anxiety of self-care for a child during the day 1.00 88.76 3.50 132.23 4.793 **
Anxiety of self-care for a child at night 2.00 87.11 5.50 136.71 5.438 **
Anxiety of baby crying 2.00 90.42 4.00 127.74 4.090 **
Anxiety of natural feeding 2.00 90.27 5.00 128.17 4.167 **
Anxiety of asking staff for help 1.00 89.62 3.00 129.92 4.489 **
Anxiety of getting COVID-19 2.00 96.71 4.00 110.74 1.544

Mrank, mean of ranks in the group; NEN, need to entrust a newborn in the care of maternity rooming-in staff; NEN_low, women without NEN; NEN_high, women with NEN; T2, the second day of puerperium; U (Z), test’s statistics of U Mann–Whitney test. ** p < 0.01.