Effect of Training Program on Midwives Practice Regarding Immediate Care of Newborn on in Governmental Hospitals Sinnar state. Sudan, 2022
Abstract
Immediate newborn care is the care given to newborns in the transitional period (immediately after birth)which crucial to their survival. Midwives require adequate training practice and skills to provideimmediate newborn care. The study was aimed to assist the midwives working in labor room unit in Obstetrics and Gynecology Teaching Hospital to gain skills needed in the immediate care of the newborn.Quasi-experimental designstudy was conducted from February to July 2020 at Sinnar State in governmental hospitals.The sample size consisted of (96) midwives.Data were collected by using observation checklist to monitor midwives performance pre and post intervention to determine their practice regarding immediate care of newborn. Data analysis was performed by statistical package for social sciences (SPSS) (Version 26) presented in tables and figure. Theresults of study indicated that midwives’ practice assessment before the implementation of training program for study sample was moderate related to immediate newborn care. All the study group were labor room and female, they had got diploma certificate. Majority(44.8%) of the study samples were ranged between (41-50) years. The highest percentage (52.5%) of study sample were attended trainingprogram in neonatal care. The total mean score of post midwives practice were (79.2%, 13.5% and 7.3%) for the done correctly, done not correctly and not done respectively. The results of the study indicated that (14.5%) of the midwives showed agoodperformance and after implementation practiceprogram andconducting the post-test, the midwives expressed goodperformance (80.8%). There were high significant differences (P≤0.01) in midwives’ practice at pretest and posttest before and after the implementation of practice program for study sample. The study findings showed that program had been an effective method of increasing the midwives’ practice about immediate newborn care.
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