To Assess Level of Knowledge of Staff Nurses on Emergency Obstetric Management at Orotta National Referral Maternity Hospital
Corresponding Author(s) : R.Aroun Prasath
International Journal of Allied Medical Sciences and Clinical Research,
Vol. 2 No. 4 (2014): 2014 Volume 2- Issue -4
Abstract
The aim of this study was to assess the level of knowledge of staff nurses on emergency obstetric management, to assess demographic variable and also to find out the association between knowledge and selected demographic variable. The present study was conducted at Orotta National Referral Maternity Hospital, Asmara, Eritrea. The research design was descriptive. Non probability convenient sampling was used to select 60 samples. The selected samples were assessed by structured self-administered questionnaire and the data was analyzed by using SPSS Version 18.
Results: Descriptive statistics (frequency, percentage and chi-square) were used to analyze the data. The result of the study shows that majority 39 (65%) of the staff had adequate knowledge, 21 (35%) of the staff had moderately adequate knowledge and none of them had inadequate knowledge regarding emergency obstetric management.
Conclusion: The overall experience of conducting this study was satisfying and enriching .The study was a new learning experience for the investigators. The result highlights the need of improvement of knowledge on Emergency obstetrics management.
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[3] Caesar Mensah, (2011), Communicable Diseases/infection control, Ghana.
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[5] Dr. D C Dutta. (2011). Textbook of obstetrics including perinatology and contraception (7th Ed.).New central book agency, New Delhi, India.
[6] Errol R Norwitz and John T Repke. (2011). Management of preeclampsia. Up to date
[7] Gale Encyclopedia of Medicine. (2008). The Gale Group, Inc.
[8] Joyce Olenja, Palmela Godia, Josephine Kibaru and Thaddaeus Egondi. (2009). Influence of Provider Training on Quality of Emergency Obstetric Care. Kenya.
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