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Research Title :Effect of Applying Structured Teaching Program on Knowledge and Attitude Regarding Umbilical Cord Blood Collection and Its Barriers among Maternity Nurses

Authors :Howaida Ragab Mohammed1,*, Rehab Mohammed Abd Elhady2 , Hemmat Mostafa Hassan2 , Rehab Soliman Abd El Aliem2

Abstract : Umbilical cord blood collection increases the life expectancy of end-stage or chronically ill patients. The knowledge and attitude of health professionals are essential to the success of this attempt. This inquiry aimed to evaluate the effect of applying a structured teaching program on knowledge and attitude concerning umbilical cord blood collection and its barriers among maternity nurses. A quasi-experimental research design was used. It was carried out in Obstetrics and Gynaecological departments (antenatal, postnatal, and operating room) at Banha University Hospital. Based on a convenient sampling method, 89 maternity nurses at Banha University Hospital were chosen. To gather the data, two instruments were utilized: a) An organized interview questionnaire sheet, including two sections of socio-demographic features of maternity nurses and knowledge of maternity nurses concerning umbilical cord blood collection and its barriers; b) a modified Likert scale to assess the nurses' attitudes regarding umbilical cord blood collection and its barriers. The results showed that a minority of the nurses (11.2%) had good knowledge about umbilical cord blood collection and its barriers preintervention, which increased to (86.5%) post-intervention; however, only one-fifth of nurses (20.0 %) had a positive attitude of umbilical cord blood collection and its barriers pre-intervention which increased to (89.9%) postintervention. Additionally, a highly direct correlation between total knowledge and total attitude score pre-and post-intervention was noticed. Structured teaching program regarding umbilical cord blood collection significantly improved nurses' knowledge and attitude regarding umbilical cord blood collection and its barriers. As a recommendation, appropriately designed in-service training programs concerning umbilical cord blood banking and its barriers must be founded to improve nurses' knowledge and attitude to suit newly developed concepts in care.

Keywords :Educational intervention, Knowledge, Attitude, Umbilical cord, blood collection

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Research Title :Self-Care Management Program Utilization among Antenatal Mothers with Pregnancy-Induced Hypertension .

Authors : Hemmat Mostafa Elbana1, *, Rehab Mdammed Abd Elhady1, Howaida Ragab Mohammed2

Abstract :Pregnancy complications contribute considerably to maternal and newborn morbidity and mortality. The present study aimed to evaluate the effect of self-care management program utilization among antenatal mothers with pregnancy-induced hypertension (PIH). The study used a quasi-experimental design. It study was carried out in the out-patient clinic in Benha university hospital, Egypt. Based on a purposive sample, 67 pregnant women diagnosed with pregnancy-induced hypertension were included. To collect the data, two instruments were used, a structured interviewing questionnaire, and self-care reported practice assessment. The analysis of data revealed that more than three quarters (80.6% of pregnant women) had incorrect knowledge about self-care of PIH and only 37.3 % of pregnant women had adequate knowledge score at pre-intervention that increased to 77.6 % in post-intervention. Additionally, a highly statistically significant difference was revealed between total self-care practices scores related to pregnancy-induced hypertension before and after intervention (p<0.001). Also, a highly statistical difference was revealed between total knowledge and practice scores of studied women at pre- and post-intervention (p <0.001). The utilization of a self-care management program highly improved pregnant participants’ knowledge and their self-care practice regarding the management of pregnancy-induced hypertension. The current study suggested that pregnant women be made more aware of pregnancy problems, including pregnancy-induced hypertension and its related impacts on mothers and fetal health, as well as a greater understanding of self-care management

Keywords : Self-care management program, Pregnancy-induced hypertension, Pregnancy, Antenatal mothers

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Research Title :EFFECTIVENESS OF EDUCATIONAL LIFE STYLE INTERVENTION FOR MANAGEMENT OF PREMENSTRUAL TENSION SYNDROME AMONG ADOLESCENT STUDENT

Authors : Rehab Abd Elhady Maternal and Newborn Health Nursing, Faculty of Nursing, Benha University, Egypt. Hanan Emara Obstetrics and Gynecological Nursing, Faculty of Nursing, Zagazig University, Egypt. Nabila Mohamed Obstetrics and Gynecological Nursing, Faculty of Nursing, Zagazig University, Egypt. Hemmat Mostafa Maternal and Newborn Health Nursing, Faculty of Nursing, Benha University, Egypt.

Abstract :Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) is one of commonly health problems which affected on 30% to 40% of female adolescents. Our target was evaluating the effects of educational life style intervention for management of premenstrual tension syndrome between adolescent student. The current study hypothesized that: Life style intervention will be effective for management of PMS symptoms between adolescent students. Design: Aquasi design utilized to fulfill our aims. Investigation was conducted on 170 adolescent students have PMS at time of collecting data at Nursing Institute in Benha Teaching Hospital and Health Insurance Hospital on Three tools used: structured interviewing questionnaire, premenstrual assessment scale and life style assessment tool. Significant differences in mean score of PMS symptoms were observed of sample at pre /post intervention. Also there was highly positive correlation among PMS and life style in students either pre or post intervention. Our conclusion, research hypothesis was supported and life style intervention was effective for management of PMS among adolescent students. The study recommended nursing curriculum most updated for contain comprehensive information regarding PMS and effect of life style modification for managing it.

Keywords : Life style intervention, Management, Premenstrual syndrome, Adolescent student.

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