Introduction
Labour,
the process of giving birth is often a difficult time for many pregnant women.
Almost all (94%) of maternal deaths occur in developing countries (World Health
Organisation 2019). It is seen that most of the complications occur during the
labour process. One of the tool recommended by the World Health Organization
utilized by midwives to effectively manage labour is the photograph. Therefore,
this study is aimed to determine the proportion of knowledge and practice level
of nursing staffs and to find out the association between the level of
knowledge and socio- demographic variables and also with level of practice
level and socio demographic variables.
Methodology
A
quantitative research approach with descriptive study design was used among 50
staff nurses working in the selected hospitals (Lila Hospital, Kanapukur rural
hospital, and Krishnapur rural Hospital) in Murshidabad, West Bengal. A
self-structured questionnaire had used to assess the knowledge level and self-
structured checklist had used to access the practice level of the participants
regarding utilization of photograph and categorize the participant’s knowledge
and practice level in three categories (Good, average and poor) respectively.
Results
It
was seen among 50 participants, majority of them had average knowledge (66%).
Level of practice regarding partograph was 06% had poor, 30% had average and
64% had good practice level regarding use of partograph. It also showed
statistically that age, gender, qualification level, etc demographic variables
had significant Association with knowledge level at the level of significance P
<0.05 and also age, gender, qualification level, years in service, etc
demographic variables had significant Association with practice level at the
level of significance P < 0.05.
Conclusion
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