1. Introduction
death, congenital disability, Birth defect, verbal communication and nonverbal communication, disability
MISCARRIAGE
Birth defect refers to the abnormalities on the structural and functional metabolism of human embryos or fetuses that exist at birth, which mainly causes early miscarriage, stillbirth, perinatal death, infant death, and congenital disability, and can lead to long-term defects on children, furthermore, disability and illness seriously affect the fetuses qualities.Acknowledge (A), Introduction (I), Duration (D), Explanation (E), and Thank (T) (AIDET) communication mode, including AIDET 5 procedures, is a standardized communication mode developed by the Studer Group team. While emphasizing the importance of verbal communication and nonverbal communication, there are 5 aspects including AIDET, that promotes the procedures and standard languages of effective and in-depth communication between nurses and patient shown as Figure AIDET standard communication mode. It briefly explains the 5 steps of the AIDET standardized communication model.The King Theory of Goal Attainment shown as Figure The nurse–patient interaction process of The King Theory of Goal Attainment. It briefly explains the actions, reactions and interactions between patient and nurse under The King Theory of Goal Attainment.After reviewing a large number of relevant literature, there is no research and report about the integration of The King Theory of Goal Attainment and AIDET communication mode, neither no implementation about outpatient communication and the outpatient health education of prenatal diagnosis care. This study aims to construct the AIDET standard communication health education mode based on The King Theory of Goal Attainment (the framework shown as Figure The AIDET standard communication mode under The King Theory of Goal Attainment. It briefly explains how AIDET standard communication mode and The King Theory of Goal Attainment can be interactively integrated and applied to nurse-patient communication.