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This document contains summaries of presentations on various topics related to nursing. It includes summaries of 4 different problem statements and objectives for proposed studies on: 1. Assessing knowledge of exclusive breastfeeding among new and experienced mothers in Durg, Chhattisgarh, India. 2. Evaluating knowledge of childbirth preparedness among first-time mothers in Durg. 3. Determining the effectiveness of a planned teaching program on knowledge of family planning among 3rd year nursing students in Durg. 4. Assessing knowledge of danger signs of newborn illness among pregnant women in Durg. The document provides information on the presenters, principal, vice principal and guide for the presentations
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This document outlines 5 potential research studies on various health topics:
1) Evaluating a teaching program on anemia knowledge among adolescent girls.
2) Evaluating a teaching program on home accident prevention knowledge among mothers of young children.
3) Assessing weaning knowledge among new mothers and evaluating an informational booklet.
4) Evaluating a teaching program on cataract knowledge among older adults.
5) Evaluating a teaching program on nosocomial infection knowledge among nursing students.
Each study aims to assess current knowledge, develop an educational intervention, and evaluate its effectiveness at improving knowledge.
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This document outlines 5 potential research studies on various health topics:
1) Evaluating a teaching program on anemia knowledge among adolescent girls.
2) Evaluating a teaching program on home accident prevention knowledge among mothers of young children.
3) Assessing weaning knowledge among new mothers and evaluating an informational booklet.
4) Evaluating a teaching program on cataract knowledge among older adults.
5) Evaluating a teaching program on nosocomial infection knowledge among nursing students.
Each study aims to assess current knowledge, develop an educational intervention, and evaluate its effectiveness at improving knowledge.
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- 4. PRINCIPAL PROF.MRS. RACHANA GUPTA MATERNAL &CHILD HEALTH NURSING RASTOGI COLLEGE OF NURSING , BHILAI (C.G)
- 5. VICE PRINCIPAL MRS. MEENAL CALEB MENTAL HEALTH NURSING RASTOGI COLLEGE OF NURSING , BHILAI (C.G)
- 6. GUIDED BY :- MRS ASHWADI PILLAI ASSIT. PROFESSOR OF( M.Sc NURSING ) OBSTETRICS AND GYANAECOLOGICAL RASTOGI COLLEGE OF NURSING
- 7. SUBMITTED BY:- Miss Aarti Sarthi Miss Esha Mahobiya Miss Jamuna Yadav Miss Naureen khatoon Miss Rajeswari Nishad Mr Dhaneshwar Dewangan
- 8. PROBLEM STATEMENT Descriptive study to assess the knowledge regarding exclusive breastfeeding among primigravida and paragravida mothers in selected hospitals of Durg (C. G.). Objective :- •To assess the level of Knowledge regarding exclusive breastfeeding among primigravida and paragravida mothers in selected hospitals Durg (C. G.). •To find out association between Knowledge regarding exclusive breastfeeding on selected demographic variables. •To prepare a safe institutional module on exclusive breastfeeding.
- 9. Problem statement Descriptive study to assess the knowledge regarding child birth preparedness among primi mothers in selected hospital at district Durg (C. G.). Objective :- • To assess the level of Knowledge regarding child birth preparedness among primi mothers in selected hospital at district Durg (C. G.). • To determine association between Knowledge of child birth preparedness among primi mothers with selected socio demographic variables. • To prepare a self institutional module on child birth preparedness in selected hospital at district Durg (C. G.).
- 10. Problem statement Preexperimental study to assess the effectiveness of planned teaching programme on Knowledge regarding family planning among B.Sc. nursing 3rd year students at selected college of nursing Durg (C.G.). Objective:- • To assess the level of Knowledge regarding family planning in B.Sc. nursing 3rd year students at selected colleges of nursing Durg (C.G.). • To find out the effectiveness of planned teaching program regarding family planning among B.Sc. nursing 3rd year students by assessing the protest and post test Knowledge score. • To find out association between post test Knowledge with the selected demographic variables among B.Sc. nursing 3rd students at selected college of nursing Durg (C.G.).
- 11. Problem statement Descriptive study to assess the knowledge regarding danger sign of newborn illness among antenatal mother at selected hospital Durg (C.G.). Objective :- • To assess the level of Knowledge regarding danger sign of newborn illness among antenatal mother at selected hospital Durg (C.G.). • To find out association between Knowledge level score regarding danger sign of newborn illness with their selected socio demographic variables.
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