EFFECTIVENESS OF LABOR ADMISSION EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM AMONG PRIMIGRAVIDA MOTHERS Authors: Vruti Patel , CHARMI PATEL, DHARVI PATEL, DRASHTI PATEL AND FORAM PATEL
ABSTRACT
BACKGROUND: Most of the Indian women who are illiterate are unaware about
physiological changes during pregnancy and during labor, especially at the first conception
and suffers psychologically which in turn affect the gynaecological health of antenatal
mother's childbirth and pregnancy is a physical and emotional experience. She needs to
develop healthy attitude towards pregnancy so that she might have a safe and emotionally
satisfying experience of labor and a rapid recovery both mentally and physically in the
puerperium.
AIMS: The main aim of the study is to assess the level of education among primigravida
mothers regarding labor & its coping strategies.
OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY
? TO assess the level of education among primigravida mothers regarding labor& its
coping strategies.
? To assess the effectiveness of labor admission education program among primigravida
mothers
METHODS AND MATERIALS:
The data for main study was collected from 100 primigravida mothers. A quantitativeresearch approach with Experimental research design. samples were selected by using non
probability convenient sampling technique.Self- structured questions was used to assess the
level of knowledge about child birth process. Descriptive and inferential statics were applied
to analyzed the data.
RESULTS: The collected data were tabulated and analysed by using descriptive and
inferential statistics. From the demographic variables, 8 variables were significant. Among
100 primigravida mother most of the mother were having adequately knowledge about labor
at the time of admission
CONCLUSION: The overall 44% primigravida mother having adequate knowledge
about labor.
Keywords: Effectiveness, Labor, Labor admission educational programme, Primipara
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