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Assessment of Nurses – Midwives Practices Regarding Prolonged Labor in Babylon Governorate
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Objective : to assess the nurse-midwives practices regarding prolonging labor in Babylon Governorate hospitals . Methodology : Purposive sample of (57) nurse-midwives, which was selected from (6) hospitals included (3) General Hospital, (2) Maternity Hospital and Teaching Hospital .These nurse-midwives represented several nursing educational levels. A questionnaire was constructed for the purpose of the study, which was comprised demographic characteristics, information a bout nurse-midwives related to their ages, marital status, educational level, experience years in nursing and delivery , and attending midwifery courses through out their work . Results :The study findings indicated that , there were a significant relation ship between the nurse-midwives practices regarding prolonged labor and their ages (x2 = 23.434. P <0.05 ) , Marital status (x2=12.088 . P < 0.05) , and the experience years in delivery room (x2=17.8. P < 0.05) , while there was no significant relation between the nurse-midwives practices and their educational level (x2 =11.153. P < 0.05) . The study concluded that these results regarding the nurse-midwives practices certainly unsatisfactory and effects the type of care given to laboring women with low progress labor . Recommendation: The study recommended that an educational program can be designed and constructed for nurse-midwives through the program , an emphasis can be directed and oriented toward the laboring process. The nurse-midwives can be encouraged for being participated in a special training programs designed and constructed to fulfill the nurse-midwives needs concerning defects and limitations in their practices. collaborative work can be issued between ministry of health and higher education to provide such program. Key Wards: Assessment, Midwives practices, Prolonged labor.
University of Baghdad - College of Nursing
Title: Assessment of Nurses – Midwives Practices Regarding Prolonged Labor in Babylon Governorate
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Objective : to assess the nurse-midwives practices regarding prolonging labor in Babylon Governorate hospitals .
Methodology : Purposive sample of (57) nurse-midwives, which was selected from (6) hospitals included (3) General Hospital, (2) Maternity Hospital and Teaching Hospital .
These nurse-midwives represented several nursing educational levels.
A questionnaire was constructed for the purpose of the study, which was comprised demographic characteristics, information a bout nurse-midwives related to their ages, marital status, educational level, experience years in nursing and delivery , and attending midwifery courses through out their work .
Results :The study findings indicated that , there were a significant relation ship between the nurse-midwives practices regarding prolonged labor and their ages (x2 = 23.
434.
P <0.
05 ) , Marital status (x2=12.
088 .
P < 0.
05) , and the experience years in delivery room (x2=17.
8.
P < 0.
05) , while there was no significant relation between the nurse-midwives practices and their educational level (x2 =11.
153.
P < 0.
05) .
The study concluded that these results regarding the nurse-midwives practices certainly unsatisfactory and effects the type of care given to laboring women with low progress labor .
Recommendation: The study recommended that an educational program can be designed and constructed for nurse-midwives through the program , an emphasis can be directed and oriented toward the laboring process.
The nurse-midwives can be encouraged for being participated in a special training programs designed and constructed to fulfill the nurse-midwives needs concerning defects and limitations in their practices.
collaborative work can be issued between ministry of health and higher education to provide such program.
Key Wards: Assessment, Midwives practices, Prolonged labor.
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