Does utilization pattern of antennal care & early neonatal practices improved by close supervision and support intervention among primigravidae in the tribal area? - Community based interventional study.
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2014-07
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Pregnancy related complications are among the leading causes of death and disability for women aged 15-49 in India.
The National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) is contributing to the various health needs still the antenatal care
utilization and neonatal practices are very poor especially in the tribal pockets of Maharashtra. Our aim was to assess
the impact of close supervision and support intervention (CSSI) among primigravidae as compared to non-intervened
primigravidae. Community based interventional study done in the tribal rural health training centre (RHTC) which is
field practice area of tertiary health care institute.Total of 120 registered primigravidae mothers were enrolled in the
study and were divided into two groups interventional group (N=30) and non- interventional group (N= 90).The CSSI
was given to interventional group. Only 57 (42.50%) & 59(49.17%) women had taken two doses of TT immunization
and ≥100 IFA tablets respectively. Regular CSSI helped to increase the ANC visits 25(83.33%), helped to confine
delivery either at the RHTC or private hospital 29(96.70%).Maximum mothers i.e. 17(90%) and 30(100%) initiated
breast feeding within 1 hour and fed colostrums to their baby respectively.
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Primigravidae mothers, Antenatal utilization, neonatal care practices, Close supervision & support intervention, Tribal area
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Mahajan Nitin, Gujrathi Amit , Kasbe Abhiram , Dhakne Supriya. Does utilization pattern of antennal care & early neonatal practices improved by close supervision and support intervention among primigravidae in the tribal area? - Community based interventional study. International Journal of Interdisciplinary and Multidisciplinary Studies. 2014: July; 1(7) 7-14.