The Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP), Created by David Olds, Was an Intervention

The Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP) , created by David Olds, was an intervention that intended to:

A) have nurses visit regularly to help improve the health of high-risk mothers' pregnancy, to teach them how to parent a newborn, and to help them to envision a positive future
B) have nurses visit high-risk mothers during their third trimester of pregnancy for a one month seminar on how to parent and raise a newborn
C) have nurses help mothers through their pregnancy and then remove the newborn if the mother and/or environment was high-risk
D) have nurses visit first-time mothers for the first six months to help with the day-to-day responsibilities of raising a newborn so they can have time to rest