Authors :
S. R. RAKSHA; JAYAMMA .A.U.
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 1 - January
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10643877
Abstract :
Aim & Objectives: Mothers of high-risk babies have
problems with breastfeeding failure because their babies
are unable to latch. This could be prevented by regular
secretion of breast milk, and the milk can be stored and
used for a short period of time. Milk banks have been in
existence in developed countries like USA, Russia, UK
and Austria etc. for more than a century. To keep sick,
needy premature or laboring babies safe after birth.
More importantly, breast milk is species specific and
every part of the milk is adapted to meet the specific
requirements of that species for the newborn. The use of
expressed breast milk for these babies had a significant
impact on reducing infant morbidity and mortality. and
you have another chance to get breast milk for babies.
Methods Evaluation approach In a quasi-experimental
pre test posttest design, a convenience sampling
technique was used to select the sample (N=40). A
structured interview schedule was used to assess
postpartum mothers' knowledge, and the VATP was
administered and a post test was administered 7 days
later and analyzed using descriptive and inferential
statistics. Results The average percentile of the post-test
knowledge score (93.18%) was higher than the average
percentile of the pre-test knowledge score (42.0%). The
calculated paired 't' value is greater than the table value
(0.05, 39df) = 2.04 This showed a significant difference
between the mean pre-test and post-test data scores.
Calculated χ 2 values indicate a significant relationship
between respondents' socio demographic information
and their posttest data scores. Interpretation and
Conclusion The results of the study showed that the
knowledge about EBM and its management is less before
VATP is given. The results showed that VTP helps to
effectively improve their knowledge.
Mother of high risk babies run some problems of
lactation failure as their babies is not able to suck the
nipple. This could be prevented by regular expression of
breast milk and can be stored and utilization of milk for
a short duration. The milk banks are in-existence for
more than a century in developed countries like USA,
Russia, UK and Austria etc..For safe guard to the sick,
premature babies in need or for postnatal working
mother’s infants. More important, breast milk is species
specific and every element of milk is knitter made to suit
the specific requirements of that species of the new born
baby’s.The use of expressed breast milk for those infant
had made considerable impact onreducing morbidity
and mortality of infant and have a another chance to
have breast milk for babies.
Methods: An evaluative approach with Quasi
experimental pre-test post-test design was used with
convenience sampling technique for selecting for the
sample (N=40). A structured interview schedule was
used to assess the Knowledge of postnatal mothers and
VATP was administered and post testdone after 7 days
and analyzed by descriptive and inferential statistics.
Results: The post-test knowledge score mean percentage
(93.18 %) was higher than the mean percentile of pre-
test knowledge score (42.0%). The calculated paired‘t’
value is greater than the table value (0.05, 39df) = 2.04 It
showed a significant difference between mean pre and
post- test knowledge scores. Calculated χ 2
values are
show significant association between socio demographic
data of respondents with their post-test knowledge
scores.
Interpretation and Conclusion: The findings of the study
showed that knowledge on EBM and its management
amongis less before administration of VATP.The results
indicated that the VATP is helpful in increasing their
knowledge effectively.
Keywords :
Effectiveness, VATP, Knowledge, Expression of breast milk, Management, Postnatal mother
Aim & Objectives: Mothers of high-risk babies have
problems with breastfeeding failure because their babies
are unable to latch. This could be prevented by regular
secretion of breast milk, and the milk can be stored and
used for a short period of time. Milk banks have been in
existence in developed countries like USA, Russia, UK
and Austria etc. for more than a century. To keep sick,
needy premature or laboring babies safe after birth.
More importantly, breast milk is species specific and
every part of the milk is adapted to meet the specific
requirements of that species for the newborn. The use of
expressed breast milk for these babies had a significant
impact on reducing infant morbidity and mortality. and
you have another chance to get breast milk for babies.
Methods Evaluation approach In a quasi-experimental
pre test posttest design, a convenience sampling
technique was used to select the sample (N=40). A
structured interview schedule was used to assess
postpartum mothers' knowledge, and the VATP was
administered and a post test was administered 7 days
later and analyzed using descriptive and inferential
statistics. Results The average percentile of the post-test
knowledge score (93.18%) was higher than the average
percentile of the pre-test knowledge score (42.0%). The
calculated paired 't' value is greater than the table value
(0.05, 39df) = 2.04 This showed a significant difference
between the mean pre-test and post-test data scores.
Calculated χ 2 values indicate a significant relationship
between respondents' socio demographic information
and their posttest data scores. Interpretation and
Conclusion The results of the study showed that the
knowledge about EBM and its management is less before
VATP is given. The results showed that VTP helps to
effectively improve their knowledge.
Mother of high risk babies run some problems of
lactation failure as their babies is not able to suck the
nipple. This could be prevented by regular expression of
breast milk and can be stored and utilization of milk for
a short duration. The milk banks are in-existence for
more than a century in developed countries like USA,
Russia, UK and Austria etc..For safe guard to the sick,
premature babies in need or for postnatal working
mother’s infants. More important, breast milk is species
specific and every element of milk is knitter made to suit
the specific requirements of that species of the new born
baby’s.The use of expressed breast milk for those infant
had made considerable impact onreducing morbidity
and mortality of infant and have a another chance to
have breast milk for babies.
Methods: An evaluative approach with Quasi
experimental pre-test post-test design was used with
convenience sampling technique for selecting for the
sample (N=40). A structured interview schedule was
used to assess the Knowledge of postnatal mothers and
VATP was administered and post testdone after 7 days
and analyzed by descriptive and inferential statistics.
Results: The post-test knowledge score mean percentage
(93.18 %) was higher than the mean percentile of pre-
test knowledge score (42.0%). The calculated paired‘t’
value is greater than the table value (0.05, 39df) = 2.04 It
showed a significant difference between mean pre and
post- test knowledge scores. Calculated χ 2
values are
show significant association between socio demographic
data of respondents with their post-test knowledge
scores.
Interpretation and Conclusion: The findings of the study
showed that knowledge on EBM and its management
amongis less before administration of VATP.The results
indicated that the VATP is helpful in increasing their
knowledge effectively.
Keywords :
Effectiveness, VATP, Knowledge, Expression of breast milk, Management, Postnatal mother