Authors :
Laxmibai Biradar; Kamala. K. N; Dr. Deelip S.Natekar; Daneshwarihiremath; Mahesh Tondikatti
Volume/Issue :
Volume 7 - 2022, Issue 9 - September
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8388831
Abstract :
Objectives
This chapter deals with the statement of the
problem, objectives, operational definitions,
assumptions, hypothesis, variables, and conceptual
framework of the study.Objectives of the Study
Hypothesis:
H1-: There will be significant association between
status of birth preparedness and complication
readiness among primigravida mothers with their
socio- demographic variables. To assess the status of birth preparedness and
complication readiness among primigravida mothers.
To develop self–instructional module on birth
preparedness and complication readiness among
primigravida mothers.
To find out the association between the status of birth
preparedness and complication readiness among
primigravida mothers with their selected socio
demographic variables.
To determine the correlation between birth
preparedness and complication readiness among
primigravidamothers.
Objectives
This chapter deals with the statement of the
problem, objectives, operational definitions,
assumptions, hypothesis, variables, and conceptual
framework of the study.Objectives of the Study
Hypothesis:
H1-: There will be significant association between
status of birth preparedness and complication
readiness among primigravida mothers with their
socio- demographic variables. To assess the status of birth preparedness and
complication readiness among primigravida mothers.
To develop self–instructional module on birth
preparedness and complication readiness among
primigravida mothers.
To find out the association between the status of birth
preparedness and complication readiness among
primigravida mothers with their selected socio
demographic variables.
To determine the correlation between birth
preparedness and complication readiness among
primigravidamothers.
