This document outlines three separate studies on women's health issues. The first study aims to assess the effectiveness of an antenatal diet education program for pregnant women. The second examines nurses' knowledge on preventing and managing neonatal hypothermia. The third seeks to evaluate knowledge of cervical cancer among women aged 35-45. Each outlines objectives and references to inform the respective studies.

1. PROBLEM
STATEMENT
PRESENTATION

2. PROBLEM STATEMENT
A study to assess effectiveness of structured teaching
programme on antenatal diet among antenatal mother’s in
crescent hospital , alathur.

3. OBJECTIVES
To assess the knowledge regarding antenatal diet among
antenatal mothers.
To assess pretest knowledge among antenatal mother’s.
To assess posttest knowledge among antenatal mother’s.
To determine association between pretest knowledge
antenatal mother’s with selected demographic variables.

4. REFERENCES
Journal of Obestrtics & gynaecological Nsg, vol. 6/issue1
jan-jun 2018.

5. PROBLEM STATEMENT
A study to assess level of knowledge
regarding prevention & management of
neonatal hypothermia among staff nurses in
selected hospital at alathur.

6. OBJECTIVES
To assess the knowledge of staff nurse regarding neonatal
hyperthermia.
To assess the effectiveness prevention of hypothermia
among babies born Cesarean section.
To determine association between knowledge of staff
nurses of selected demographic variables.

7. REFERENCE
Journal of Obestrtics &gynaecological Nsg, vol 6/issue 1
jan-jun 2018.

8. PROBLEM STATEMENT
A study to assess the knowledge regarding cervical cancer
among women between the age group of 35-45years in
crescent hospital ,alathur.

9. OBJECTIVES
To assess the knowledge of women regarding cervical
cancer .
To determine the association between the knowledge score
among women regarding cervical cancer and selected
demographic variables.

10. REFERENCE
Nightingale nursing times volume 15 number 9 & 10
December 2020 jan 2021.