EVALUATION OF ATTITUDE, KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICE OF MARRIED WOMEN (19 -45) YEARS OLD ABOUT CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS IN 1384 AT TEHRAN KHANEVADEH HOSPITAL

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GHASEM ZADEH S.; GHANBARI M.

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Journal: Annals of Military and Health Sciences Research Year:2007 | Volume:4 | Issue:4 (SERIAL NUMBER 16) Page(s): 1047-1052

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EVALUATION OF ATTITUDE, KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICE OF MARRIED WOMEN (19 -45) YEARS OLD ABOUT CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS IN 1384 AT TEHRAN KHANEVADEH HOSPITAL

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ATTITUDEQ3

CONTRACEPTIVEQ2

METHODSQ2

KNOWLEDGEQ3

PRACTIVEQ3

Abstract

Background: The birth control has been a hurdle to overcome especially in the high growing nations of the Asia. This has been assessed by the KAP study aiming at the contraception METHODS. The affecting factors are of concern in the process of the assessment. Numerous studies have indicated that follow ups and repetitive studies are necessary to find out the changes in the KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE and practice of the subjects.Material and method: A descriptive cross sectional study in a contraception KAP study was performed on 275 of married women 19-45 years old married women. They were asked to fill in a questionnaire designed to assess the KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE and practice of contraception which including 45 question comprised of personal, KNOWLEDGE based, ATTITUDEs toward contraception METHODS, and the state of practice of the attendants. The data thus gathered was analyzed by the Spss 11.5 for the central values and standard deviations. The data was normalized using Smirinov- Colmogrov test and normalized data was assessed by the independent sample test and one way ANOVA using tukey test.Results: The most frequently used method of contraception is the natural method (37.7%), the next ranking the highest accepted method being the use of condom (19.6%). The least accepted METHODS were the use of the IUD and the tubal ligation (11.6%, 11.2% respectively). A mean of 49.8% of the attendants replied correctly to the KNOWLEDGE section questions. The most and the least correctly answered items were CONTRACEPTIVE pills and the implantable CONTRACEPTIVE respectively.Most individuals attended the practice considered the availability, morals and religious considerations most affecting factors in the state of contraception use. And the mutual acceptation of the contraception method being used was the item believed by the participants to affect the use of the techniques.The practice section questions showed that 66.6% of the participants performed wrongly in case of more than one pill was forgotten. This wrong behavior reactched 61.4% in case of barriers.Assessing the correlation of KNOWLEDGE of the attendants with the pills forgotten more than once a meaning relation was found (P=0.01).This condition was also found to be existing among the KNOWLEDGE status of working women and housewives. The KNOWLEDGE of women was also affected by the level of their own and their husbands' education.Conclusions: The contraception is mainly affected by the KNOWLEDGE status of the users but gaining a high level of education alone is not an assuring factor in the proper and correct use of the method.

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GHASEM ZADEH, S., & GHANBARI, M.. (2007). EVALUATION OF ATTITUDE, KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICE OF MARRIED WOMEN (19 -45) YEARS OLD ABOUT CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS IN 1384 AT TEHRAN KHANEVADEH HOSPITAL. ANNALS OF MILITARY AND HEALTH SCIENCES RESEARCH, 4(4 (SERIAL NUMBER 16)), 1047-1052. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/96691/en

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GHASEM ZADEH S., GHANBARI M.. EVALUATION OF ATTITUDE, KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICE OF MARRIED WOMEN (19 -45) YEARS OLD ABOUT CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS IN 1384 AT TEHRAN KHANEVADEH HOSPITAL. ANNALS OF MILITARY AND HEALTH SCIENCES RESEARCH[Internet]. 2007;4(4 (SERIAL NUMBER 16)):1047-1052. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/96691/en

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S. GHASEM ZADEH, and M. GHANBARI, “EVALUATION OF ATTITUDE, KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICE OF MARRIED WOMEN (19 -45) YEARS OLD ABOUT CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS IN 1384 AT TEHRAN KHANEVADEH HOSPITAL,” ANNALS OF MILITARY AND HEALTH SCIENCES RESEARCH, vol. 4, no. 4 (SERIAL NUMBER 16), pp. 1047–1052, 2007, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/96691/en

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