Psychological resilience among midwives working in delivery rooms

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A simple coloring break could fortify the minds of Birth-Unit midwives

Symptom relief Completed

This trial tests whether a six-week program of mandala coloring—two 20-30 minute sessions per week—can improve psychological resilience among midwives working in hospital delivery rooms. These professionals face high stress from heavy workloads, shift work, and traumatic events, …

Matched conditions: PSYCHOLOGICAL RESILIENCE AMONG MIDWIVES WORKING IN DELIVERY ROOMS

Sponsor: Istanbul University - Cerrahpasa • Aim: Symptom relief

Last updated Aug 30, 2026 00:00 UTC

Psychological resilience among midwives working in delivery rooms

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A simple coloring break could fortify the minds of Birth-Unit midwives