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EFFECTIVENESS OF CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION PROGRAMME ON KNOWLEDGE, INTRAPARTUM BEHAVIOR, AND PREGNANCY OUTCOME AMONG SELECTED PRIMIGRAVIDA MOTHERS AT AIIMS, JODHPUR

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    • Neha Sharma, Himanshu Vyas, Pratibha Singh
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Introduction: A childbirth education programme empowers the women to participate in the birthing process with complete psychological preparation, helping to preserve her energy and gain control over the birthing process. Knowledge about labor process affects possible pregnancy outcome in Primigravida mothers.
Methods: This experimental study with Non- equivalent post test only design was conducted on a sample of 200 Primigravida mothers, assigned into two groups, 100 in experimental group (implementation of child birth education programme) and 100 in control group (routine care). Data was collected at Department of Obs. and Gynae. AIIMS Jodhpur.
Results: Personal variables were comparable between experimental and control group. Significant difference was observed in knowledge score (Z score (N=200) =16.83, p<0.05), intrapartum behaviour (Z score (N=200) =14.80, p<0.05), and pregnancy outcome (Z score (N=200) =4.30, p<0.05) in control and experimental group. There is a Moderate positive correlation(r=0.611) between the knowledge score and intrapartum behavior.
Conclusion: The study concluded that childbirth education programme was found to be effective in significantly improving knowledge, intrapartum behavior and pregnancy outcome among Primigravida mothers. This study recommends that childbirth education programme need to be included as an essential part of antenatal care.

Keywords

  • ChildbirthEducation Programme
  • Primigravida
  • Intrapartum Behavior
  • Pregnancy Outcome
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European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine
Volume 9, Issue 4
July 2022
Page 1680-1690
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Singh, N. S. H. V. P. (2022). EFFECTIVENESS OF CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION PROGRAMME ON KNOWLEDGE, INTRAPARTUM BEHAVIOR, AND PREGNANCY OUTCOME AMONG SELECTED PRIMIGRAVIDA MOTHERS AT AIIMS, JODHPUR. European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 9(4), 1680-1690.

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Neha Sharma, Himanshu Vyas, Pratibha Singh. "EFFECTIVENESS OF CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION PROGRAMME ON KNOWLEDGE, INTRAPARTUM BEHAVIOR, AND PREGNANCY OUTCOME AMONG SELECTED PRIMIGRAVIDA MOTHERS AT AIIMS, JODHPUR". European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 9, 4, 2022, 1680-1690.

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Singh, N. S. H. V. P. (2022). 'EFFECTIVENESS OF CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION PROGRAMME ON KNOWLEDGE, INTRAPARTUM BEHAVIOR, AND PREGNANCY OUTCOME AMONG SELECTED PRIMIGRAVIDA MOTHERS AT AIIMS, JODHPUR', European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 9(4), pp. 1680-1690.

VANCOUVER

Singh, N. S. H. V. P. EFFECTIVENESS OF CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION PROGRAMME ON KNOWLEDGE, INTRAPARTUM BEHAVIOR, AND PREGNANCY OUTCOME AMONG SELECTED PRIMIGRAVIDA MOTHERS AT AIIMS, JODHPUR. European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 2022; 9(4): 1680-1690.

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