Background: A COVID-19 pandemic is emerging infections and a horrible disease has been shown
to have a fatal impact on pregnant women and their fetuses. Telehealth nursing program via SMS
messages has become vital to ensure safe and effective health for maternal and fetal conditions
Aim: The study aimed to evaluate the effect of telehealth nursing program regarding Covid-19
among Pregnant Women. Design: A quasi-experimental study design was used. Setting: the study
was conducted at Beni-Suef Governorate. Data collected for 6 months from the first of April 2020 till
the end of September 2020. Sample: An online snowball sample approach of sixty pregnant women
included in the study. Tools: Three tools were used for data collection; demographic and clinical
data structured interviewing sheet, knowledge, attitude of pregnant women towards Covid-19
questionnaire, and Covid-19 Practice questionnaire. Results: nearly half of the studied women with
a mean age of (28.80±5.24), three-quarters of them had a university education. A statistically
significant improvement of COVID-19 knowledge, attitude, and practices of the studied women
after implementation of COVID-19 educational program via telehealth nursing and SMS messages,
and the improvement still apparent across all the studied sample regardless of their demographic
characteristics and clinical data. The studied women's COVID-19 knowledge was positively
associated with their attitude and practice. A positive relation was found between studied women's
COVID-19 attitude and practices Conclusion: Implementation of telehealth nursing program during
Covid 19 pandemic showed a positive impact and effective improvement in pregnant knowledge,
attitudes, and practices. Recommendation: Application of educational program via telehealth
nursing for pregnant women in various antenatal clinics should be conducted, and designing a long
term plan by healthcare providers to improve Obstetric conditions and access to education via
telehealth nursing after COVID-19.