Objective:To explore the effect of perceived benefits and perceived risk on maternal willingness to use Internet home care services.Methods:This study was a cross-sectional study.From June to August 2020, the convenient sampling method was adopted to select 268 parturient women who were hospitalized in the obstetrics department of a ClassⅢ Grade A hospital in Wenzhou as the research objects. General information questionnaire and questionnaire on trust, perceived benefits, perceived risks and willingness to use home care services were used to investigate them. Multiple linear regression analysis was used to analyze the influencing factors, and the structural equation model was used to construct the path relationship.Results:A total of 256 valid questionnaires were collected. The total score of willingness to use Internet home care services for 256 parturient women was (12.32±2.20) .The results of multiple linear regression showed that family average monthly income, common nursing service sources, trust, perceived benefits and perceived risks were the influencing factors of maternal willingness to use Internet home care services ( P<0.05) , which could explain 49.6% of the total variation.The analysis of the mediation effect showed that perceived benefits and perceived risks had partial mediation effects between trust and willingness to use, accounting for 47.8% and 5.1% of the total effects, respectively. Conclusions:The government and service providers should pay attention to the effect of trust on the willingness to use internet home care services of parturient women and increase their willingness to use it by improving their perceived benefits and reducing their risk and worries.

"Internet + Nursing Services" can provide convenient and high-quality nursing services for elderly patients with chronic diseases and other people who are inconvenient to travel. Actively promoting "Internet + Nursing Services" is of great significance for accelerating healthy aging and facilitating the implementation of the healthy China strategy. This article analyzes the problems existing in the implementation of "Internet + Nursing Services", and finds that: related laws and regulations are lacking, and supporting systems urgently need to be improved; nurses have limited time and energy, and there are concerns about personal safety and practice safety; the actual service utilization rate of patients needs to be improved; the service mode is relatively sporadic and single; there are isolated islands of information and risks of data leakage. This article puts forward corresponding development countermeasures and suggestions in order to provide a reference for the healthy and sustainable development of "Internet + Nursing Services".