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MATERNAL HEALTH CARE SEEKING BEHAVIOUR AND PREGNANCY OUTCOME
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ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]The purpose of this study was to examine the maternal health
care seeking behaviour and pregnancy outcome of pregnant women in two
rural communities in Enugu State. The objectives of study were to: (i)
determine the gestational age at which pregnant women book for Antenatal
Care(ANC) in Udi and Abiacommunities, (ii)determine how often pregnant
women attend Antenatal Care(ANC)during the third trimester, (iii)
ascertain the facilities utilized by pregnant women with complications
for care and (iv) ascertain their pregnancy outcome. Cross-sectional
survey design was adopted for th
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]CHAPTER ONEINTRODUCTIONBackground to the StudyA woman’s health care seeking behaviour during pregnancy depends a great deal on her beliefs, culture, experience, educational level, financial status, attitude towards pregnancy, as well as herautonomy and decision making power. Adele (2010)suggests issues of importance to include information about pregnancy the woman’s family communicated to her as a child and whether the pregnancy was planned or unplanned. Garba, Hellandendu, andAjayi (2011) further explained that long before the advent of modern scientific medicine, most cultures ... Continue Reading
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ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]The purpose of this study was to examine the maternal health
care seeking behaviour and pregnancy outcome of pregnant women in two
rural communities in Enugu State. The objectives of study were to: (i)
determine the gestational age at which pregnant women book for Antenatal
Care(ANC) in Udi and Abiacommunities, (ii)determine how often pregnant
women attend Antenatal Care(ANC)during the third trimester, (iii)
ascertain the facilities utilized by pregnant women with complications
for care and (iv) ascertain their pregnancy outcome. Cross-sectional
survey design was adopted for th
... Continue Reading
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