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Bimal Bhattaheard about birth preparedness duringpregnancy. It was found to be low ineducated one also. It may be due tonegligence and less seriousness of theproblem. Saving fund, 31% followed bymanaging delivery kit & 10% arrangingtransportation facility were known byrespondent for birth preparedness whichwas similar the study done by Valleyresearch group, Men’s attitude inreproductive and sexual health.Kathmandu, submitted to UNFPA, Nepal 8 .From above findings it can be concludedthat low level of knowledge of husbandcould be seen regarding the support to beprovided during pregnancy, delivery&post partum period. Education level wasnot associated with knowledge of husbandregarding support to be provided duringpregnancy, delivery &post partum period.This may be due to cultural barrier alongwith low status of women due to genderinequality. This finding was supported bystudy conducted by Manandher andWedneya about obstetric health in 2000 8,9 .Away from home for employment foremployment were main causes for notproviding support during pregnancy,delivery & PPP. Accompanying theirwives during ANC visit followed byhelping in HH activities & in bringingextra nutritious food was the majorsupporting activities during pregnancy 6,7 .Majority of respondents don’t knowrespondents i.e 54.5 % don’t know aboutthe danger signs during pregnancy. Mostof the respondent had taken their wives tohospital when they had danger signsduring pregnancy while 9.5 % go todhami/jhakri& 9.5% do nothing duringsuch conditions. Saving fund followed bymanaging delivery kit for delivery weremain activities for birth preparedness.Major supporting activities did byrespondents were making transportationfacility available, choosing place ofdelivery presence during delivery period.77.8 % had visited health facility while11.1 % had contact health personnelduring such conditions and 11.1% didnothing. Hospital was main place ofdelivery followed by home delivery i.e27.5 %.Husbands were the main decisionmakers for place of delivery followed byother family members. Wives had only15% decision for place of delivery.Majority had supported by providing extranutritious food, helping in HH work &taking baby for some time during PPP.Regarding hypothesis knowledge aboutbirth preparedness will differ withknowledge level of husband about supportto be provided during pregnancy. Theresult had shown significant associationbetween education level & birthpreparedness was similar to the study doneby Nepal demographic and health survey2001. Calverton, Maryland, USA 2002 5 .Support activities of husband to wife willdiffer with size of family during postpartumperiod. High support was providedmore in nuclear family rather than in jointfamily, thus there was some influence offamily size in supporting activities byhusband during PPP. Support provided byhusband will differ with income ofhusband during delivery. Thus there wasno such association of income level &support provided during delivery period.There is relation between education level& knowledge of support provided byhusband during pregnancy. There was norelation between educational status &knowledge of support during pregnancyperiod.Journal of Nobel Medical College (2011), Vol. N.1 50
ORIGINAL ARTICLEConclusionThere was low level of knowledge ofhusband regarding support to be providedduring pregnancy, delivery & post-partumperiod. There was low knowledge ofhusband regarding emergency obstetricconditions during delivery period. It isfound to be low in educated one also.There was low knowledge level ofhusband regarding danger signs orcomplications that may occur duringpostpartum period. And educational leveldoesn’t affect it. There was low practicefor birth preparedness in those also whohave got knowledge about it. There was norelation between education level withknowledge of husband regarding supportto be provided during pregnancy, delivery& post-partum period. There was bettersupport by husband in nuclear family thanin joint family size. Support provided byhusband was not affected by the incomelevel during delivery period. Educationallevel of husband is associated withknowledge about birth preparednessduring pregnancy period.References1. Center for Research on EnvironmentHealth and Population Activities(CREPHA). RAPID Intervention Studyon Male Involvement in Safe Motherhoodin AMK Project Area in Morang (Lalitpur:CREPHA) 2002.2. Center for Research on EnvironmentHealth and Population Activities(CREPHA). The Influence of Malepartners in Pregnancy Decision-Makingand Outcomes in Nepal (Lalitpur:CREPHA) 2007.3. Ministry of Health & Population(MOHP) (Nepal), New ERA, and MacroInternational Inc. Nepal Demographicand Health Survey, (Kathmandu: MOH,New ERA and Macro International Inc).2006.4. Nepal Ministry of health, New, ERA,and ORC Macro. Nepal demographic andhealth survey 2001. Calverton, Maryland,USA2002.5. Acharya, M. and Bennet, L. The ruralwomen of Nepal: An aggregate analysisand summary of eight village studies.Volume II, part 9. Kathmandu: TribhuvanUniversity Center for economicDevelopment Administration 1981.6. Valley research group. Men’s attitudein reproductive and sexual health.Kathmandu, submitted to UNFPA, Nepal1999.7. Busi Kunene, MagsBeksinska,SimphiweZondi, NobuhleMthembu,Population Council. Frontiers inReproductive Health ProgramSaiqaMullick, EmmaOttolenghi FamilyHealth International ImmoKleinschmidt,Susan Adamchak, Barbara Janowitz,CarmenCuthbertson Reproductive HealthResearch Unit (Durban), Department ofObstetrics and Gynecology, University ofthe Witwatersrand, Involving Men InMaternity Care, South Africa October2004.8. Manandhar, M. Obstetric healthperspective of Magar and Tharucommunities: a social research report toinform the neap safer motherhoodproject’s IC strategy. Nepal: SaferMotherhood Project 2000.Journal of Nobel Medical College (2011), Vol. N.1 51
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