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Assess the Knowledge Regarding Selected Non-Pharmacological Interventions among Pregnant Women

Sharda Nagvanshi, C. C. Linson

Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International · pp. 105–109 · Published 11 Nov 2021

10.9734/jpri/2021/v33i49A33309

Abstract

During labour and childbirth, comfort techniques that give natural pain relief can be quite beneficial. The purpose of this study was to analyse pregnant women's awareness about non-pharmacological therapies in Bhopal's designated hospitals. This study was conducted using a descriptive research approach. The study's target population was pregnant women, and the sample method was purposive sampling. A total of 50 people were included in the study. The knowledge of pregnant women on non-pharmacological therapies was assessed using a self-structured questionnaire, and the study findings indicated that their understanding was insufficient.

Non pharmacological interventions knowledge pregnant women

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