EFFECTS OF TRAINING PROGRAMS OF PREGNANT WOMEN ON THEIR DELIVERY TYPE SELECTION: A SINGLE BLIND, RANDOMIZED CONTROL TRIAL

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LASHGARI M.H.; DELAVARI S.; MARKAZI MOGHADAM N.; GOROUHI F.

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Journal: Annals of Military and Health Sciences Research Year:2005 | Volume:3 | Issue:4 (SERIAL NUMBER 12) Page(s): 679-684

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EFFECTS OF TRAINING PROGRAMS OF PREGNANT WOMEN ON THEIR DELIVERY TYPE SELECTION: A SINGLE BLIND, RANDOMIZED CONTROL TRIAL

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LASHGARI M.H. | DELAVARI S. | MARKAZI MOGHADAM N. | GOROUHI F. | Issue Writer Certificate

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DELIVERY TYPEQ2

PREGNANT WOMENQ2

PRENATAL CAREQ4

TRAININGQ3

Abstract

Background: There has been an increasing demand for cesarean section delivery (C/S) by PREGNANT WOMEN in recent years. This increase in demand, not only adversely affects the rate of delivery complications, but also imposes a great amount of extra expenses on families, government and insurance companies. It was assumed that by TRAINING programs for PREGNANT WOMEN during their PRENATAL CARE visits, they can play an active role in the process of decision-making regarding their type of delivery. The goal of the present study is to determine the effect of such TRAINING programs on PREGNANT WOMEN in selecting the type of the delivery and to specify if the current rate of C/S can be change by such TRAINING programs.Material and methods: In this single-blind randomized control trial, 200 primi- par PREGNANT WOMEN (age 18-30 years old) with gestational ages of less than 30 weeks, referring to the Ob-Gyn clinic of Be'sat general Hospital (IRIAF central hospital) for PRENATAL CARE were included. These PREGNANT WOMEN were randomly divided into two groups: Group A which received planned TRAINING program during their pregnancy and group B with no TRAINING program. None of the assessors knew about the women's status in the mentioned groups.Distribution of women in both groups were equal considering factors like age, education, profession and selected method of delivery at their first interview. In group A, films and pamphlets were used for TRAINING.Pamphlets were explained by professional midwives. Patients visited the Ob- Gyn department and delivery ward and spoke to women in their post-delivery phase. At their 36th week of gestational age, all patients in both groups were interviewed again and data were collected and analyzed by proper software using chi square test.Results: In group A, the level of patient's awareness regarding Normal Vaginal Delivery (NVD) and cesarean section (C/S) was markedly increased, expectedly (78%vs.4%) and (71% vs. 4%), while in group B the level of patient's awareness did not changed on their second interview. The rate of selecting C/S in group A (test) was markedly reduced, (25%vs. 39%), (p<0.05), while there were no changes in this rate among patients in group B (40% vs. 41%).Conclusions: It can be concluded that basic TRAININGs for PREGNANT WOMEN can effectively reduce the rate of demand for C/S delivery. It is therefore, recommended that this kind of TRAINING to be available for all patient (regardless of their level of education) referring to PRENATAL CARE clinics.

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THE EFFECTIVE DETERMINANTS IN WILLINGNESS TO CESAREAN SECTION (THE CASE OF PREGNANT WOMEN IN TEHRAN)

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LASHGARI, M.H., DELAVARI, S., MARKAZI MOGHADAM, N., & GOROUHI, F.. (2005). EFFECTS OF TRAINING PROGRAMS OF PREGNANT WOMEN ON THEIR DELIVERY TYPE SELECTION: A SINGLE BLIND, RANDOMIZED CONTROL TRIAL. ANNALS OF MILITARY AND HEALTH SCIENCES RESEARCH, 3(4 (SERIAL NUMBER 12)), 679-684. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/96741/en

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LASHGARI M.H., DELAVARI S., MARKAZI MOGHADAM N., GOROUHI F.. EFFECTS OF TRAINING PROGRAMS OF PREGNANT WOMEN ON THEIR DELIVERY TYPE SELECTION: A SINGLE BLIND, RANDOMIZED CONTROL TRIAL. ANNALS OF MILITARY AND HEALTH SCIENCES RESEARCH[Internet]. 2005;3(4 (SERIAL NUMBER 12)):679-684. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/96741/en

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M.H. LASHGARI, S. DELAVARI, N. MARKAZI MOGHADAM, and F. GOROUHI, “EFFECTS OF TRAINING PROGRAMS OF PREGNANT WOMEN ON THEIR DELIVERY TYPE SELECTION: A SINGLE BLIND, RANDOMIZED CONTROL TRIAL,” ANNALS OF MILITARY AND HEALTH SCIENCES RESEARCH, vol. 3, no. 4 (SERIAL NUMBER 12), pp. 679–684, 2005, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/96741/en

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