By: M NPavithra, V Divyasri, Abhirami M, M Melvin David, K.Daniel Arun Kumar, Sona Benny, Tania Eldhose, V ruby, V Renuka, and S Maheswari
1Associate Professor, Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynecology Nursing1, PES College of Nursing, Kuppam, AP
2Assistant professor, Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynecology Nursing2, PES College of Nursing, Kuppam, AP
3 Principal PES College of Nursing, Kuppam, AP
4Assistant professor, Department of Community Health Nursing4, PES College of Nursing, Kuppam, AP
5Professor, Dept. of Medical Surgical Nursing, PES College of Nursing, Kuppam, AP
6,7,8,9,10 4th year B.sc nursing students, PES College of Nursing, Kuppam, Andhra Pradesh, India.
Background and aims: Mother and child protection card is a maternal and child health indicator and tracking system, the main aim of the study is assess the knowledge regarding mother and child protection card among antenatal mothers admitted at Tertiary care hospital. Material and Methods: Quantitative research design was used and selected 90 antenatal mothers were who met with the inclusion criteria, received structured questionnaire on MCP card for 45 minutes. Results: Showed the analysis of posttest knowledge scores of postnatal mothers reveled the comparisons of calculated paired t test values of mean SD and “t” and p-values of pre -test and post- test knowledge scores on kangaroo mother care reveals that the post –test mean score were 40.09 with a SD of 19.8 and pre-test mean 25.1 with a SD of 12.43 the “t” value 2.02 was and p value were significant at the level of 0.023. This shows effectiveness of structured teaching programme on kangaroo mother care among post natal mother. Conclusion: The study was carried out to assess the knowledge regarding mother and child protection card among antenatal mothers. The overall percentage and mean knowledge scores on Mother and Child Protection Card among antenatal mothers in the study was low. So it can concluded that the knowledge of antenatal mothers regarding Mother and Child Protection Card is inadequate.
Key words: Mother and child protection card, antenatal mothers, quantitative method.
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