IJCRR - 13(23), December, 2021
Pages: 159-164
Evaluate Pregnant Women’s Facilitation with and Comprehension of a Booklet on Delivery Prep (Physical, Cultural, and Psychological Aspects) at an Anc Clinic
Author: Sangeeta Patil, Mahadeo Shinde, Sushma Shete
Category: Healthcare
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Abstract:
Introduction: The following should be kept in mind before beginning the study: Every expectant mother needs to make preparations for advanced care planning for birth, which includes excellent food and preparation. In the event that the delivery of any health care system is delayed, you should be prepared for the possibility of postnatal complications and the final outcome of the pregnancy. Aims: The purpose of conducting a study on one hundred first-time mothers to assess their level of awareness regarding labour and delivery preparations. Material and Method: Study investigated to assess the knowledge and administration of booklet regarding preparation of delivery (Physical, cultural, and psychological aspects) in primi gravida mothers attending ANC clinic. An experimental study on the knowledge of preparing for delivery among primigravida moms was conducted using 100 first-time mothers as participants. The study was carried out at an ANC clinic using a knowledge questionnaire that was organized. Booklet that was developed based on the knowledge level, which was based on physiological changes, cultural issues, and psychological aspects; booklet that was validated by topic expert. Before beginning the study, the researcher obtained ethical permission and explained the goal of the research to the participants who provided samples. Results: In the study, according to Scio demographic variables, the majority of mothers were between the ages of 21 and 30 years old (58%), the majority of mothers are Hindu (88%), the education level of the mothers was primary (38%), the mothers came from joint families (65%), and the mothers had an average monthly income of 11,000 dollars (52%). There was a correlation between the level of education of the mother and the amount of money the family made each month. There was a correlation between cultural factors and monthly income (p-value = 0.04); there was also a correlation between levels of knowledge and monthly income (p-value = 0.02) (p-value 0.03) Conclusion: Awareness about antenatal care was highly vital during the pregnancies concerning hygienic care, diet, and the outcome of delivery, so every woman should prepare herself for a good outcome by being knowledgeable about it.
Keywords: Antenatal mothers, Booklet outpatient department, Levels of knowledge, Hygienic care, Pregnant woman, Morbidity
Citation:
Sangeeta Patil, Mahadeo Shinde, Sushma Shete. Evaluate Pregnant Women’s Facilitation with and Comprehension of a Booklet on Delivery Prep (Physical, Cultural, and Psychological Aspects) at an Anc Clinic International Journal of Current Research and Review. 13(23), December, 159-164
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