Abstract :
Objective: Awareness and education was examined in order to measure the decision of pregnant women for natural mode of
delivery to an elective caesarean section delivery in our research study.
Methods: Research design was quasi-experimental and research was completed in the time span of January – March, 2012.
Population of the research was 3rd trimester pregnant women (200 women). All the patients were in the intention of caesarean
section instead of normal delivery mode. We made three groups of the total sample population. Three groups were named as
Group A, B and C and respectively treated with educational awareness, educational awareness including discussion and no
intervention in the C group taken as controls. We also held a post-test after one-month delay and analyzed data through logistic
regression and Kruskal Wallis tests.
Results: Group A, B and C were respectively representing controls 100 women (50%), educational package 40 women (20%)
and 60 women (30%) educational package and groups discussion group. We observed a significant change in the overall
behavior of the B group and C group with significant p-value of (
Keyword :
Education, Package, Elective Caesarean, Controls, Behavior and Pregnant Women.