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Pregnant Women’s Knowledge, Attitude and Self-Protective Measures Practice regarding Corona virus prevention: Health Educational Intervention
Egyptian Journal of Health Care • 2020
Publication Information
Authors
Aziza Ibrahim Mohamed1, Doaa Mohamed Sobhy Elsayed2, Taisser Hamido Abosree,2
Nadia Abd ElHamed Eltohamy
Keywords
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Journal
Egyptian Journal of Health Care
Publisher
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Volume
11
Issue
4
Pages
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publication.type
International
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Abstract
Background; Boosting pregnant women knowledge attitude and practice regarding
COVID19 are key elements that ensure pregnant women health and safety. Pregnant women’s
adherence to control measures is affected by their knowledge, attitudes, and practices (KAP)
towards COVID-19. Aim: this study aimed to evaluate the effect of health educational
intervention on pregnant women knowledge, attitude and self-protective measures practice toward
prevention of COVID 19. Setting: the current study was conducted at six maternal and child
health centers affiliated at Kalioubia governorate. Research Design: a quasi-experimental design
was used. Sample: simple random sample included 340 pregnant women, recruited as (160) in
control group and (180) study group. Tools: three tools were utilized for data collection; A
structured interviewing questionnaire, knowledge assessment sheet, COVID 19 related attitude
assessment tool, and COVID 19 preventive measures practice assessment. Results: the present
study revealed a highly statistical significant improvement of knowledge attitude and practice
between subjects at both study and control group. In addition study group subjects indicated high
satisfaction level regarding the study guideline. Conclusion: heath educational guideline is
effectively improving pregnant women knowledge, attitude and self-protective measures practice
regarding prevention of COVID 19.
COVID19 are key elements that ensure pregnant women health and safety. Pregnant women’s
adherence to control measures is affected by their knowledge, attitudes, and practices (KAP)
towards COVID-19. Aim: this study aimed to evaluate the effect of health educational
intervention on pregnant women knowledge, attitude and self-protective measures practice toward
prevention of COVID 19. Setting: the current study was conducted at six maternal and child
health centers affiliated at Kalioubia governorate. Research Design: a quasi-experimental design
was used. Sample: simple random sample included 340 pregnant women, recruited as (160) in
control group and (180) study group. Tools: three tools were utilized for data collection; A
structured interviewing questionnaire, knowledge assessment sheet, COVID 19 related attitude
assessment tool, and COVID 19 preventive measures practice assessment. Results: the present
study revealed a highly statistical significant improvement of knowledge attitude and practice
between subjects at both study and control group. In addition study group subjects indicated high
satisfaction level regarding the study guideline. Conclusion: heath educational guideline is
effectively improving pregnant women knowledge, attitude and self-protective measures practice
regarding prevention of COVID 19.