Background and objective: Practical skills in Maternity Nursing are complex actions containing movement abilities, caring intentions, theoretical and practical skills, ethical and moral deliberation. This study aimed to assess the effect of Maternity Nursing logbook on cognitive and practical skills of internship students.Methods: Quasi-experimental research was carried out in this study. 112 internship students of Faculty of Nursing, Assiut University who were enrolled for Maternity training course around one year by using logbook. Setting: The study was done at the Woman's Health Hospital, Assiut University from beginning of September 2015 to the end August 2016 (internship Training year).Results: The total score of internship nursing student's cognitive and practical skills revealed that the vast majority of them (98%) had satisfactory knowledge and practical skills in post training with significant difference between pre and post training of the internship nursing students.Conclusions: The using of logbook was associated with increased clinical, cognitive with highly significant difference between pre and post training of the internship nursing students. Recommendations: Implementation of logbook in undergraduate and postgraduate clinical education for all clinical courses.

Aim of study was to explore the prevalence and etiological factors among patients in Fayoum city. Design the study was done at outpatient clinic of gynecological and Andrology in Fayoum university hospital, Egypt An observational Cross-sectional research was used in this study. Subjects of the study were 540 infertility patients (210 male and 330 female) either primary or secondary infertility. Tools of data collection were interviewed questioner, for female and male patients as" personal data, sexual problems, …. Etc" and statistical record about rate of male & female patients for one year. Methods of this study began on October 2012 and finished on September 2013, data was obtained through face to face interview. Results of this study revealed that the percentage of infertile female in Fayoum university hospital was 57.6% of all attended female to Gynecological outpatient. While infertile male was 24% of all attended male to Anderology outpatient. Conclusion the majority of infertile male had primary infertility and more than two thirds of infertile female had secondary infertility. Recommendation it's necessary to make educational programs to increase fertility awareness of infertile patients / couples and methods of treatment.

Antenatal care ANC plays an important role in ensuring a healthy mother & baby during pregnancy and after delivery. Aims of the study to assess the prevalence of low and high risk pregnant women at Kolta's Maternal and Child Health Center (MCHC), Medical and Obstetrical (Maternal& fetal) risk factors among pregnant women at the same center. Subjects and methods descriptive research design was utilized in the present study, convenient sample was used among all prospective pregnant women who attended the Kolta's MCHC, sample size was 346 women, statistical record was from data base records of Kolta′ s MCHC to gain the actual prevalence of low & high risk pregnant women, structured interviewing questionnaire which developed by the investigator and included: Sociodemographic data, Obstetrical history, initial assessment, data related to high risk pregnancy, scoring system of high risk pregnancy. The study results revealed that 67.9 % were in the of age group 20-29 years old, 52% were living in rural areas, 71% were multigravidae, 23.6% had complications during last pregnancy, 86.2% had no medical history, 41.9% had anemia during pregnancy, 69.7% were high risk pregnancy, there are significant difference between weeks of gestation and anthropometric measurement P value =0.021 and significant difference between sociodemographic data and current antenatal care P value= 0.001 Conclusion study concluded more than one third of the sample had anemia, the rate of high risk in the study was more than two thirds of the sample . Therefore, it is recommended to increasing pregnant women's awareness about ANC and risk factors during pregnancy, continuing Educational Nursing Programmes to access the high quality of care, new studies should be established.

Background: Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women in developed and developing countries. Reproductive factors are associated with higher risk for breast cancer. Aim of the study: To clarify the effect of reproductive, menstrual and familial factors on the risk of breast cancer, pre and post menopause. Subjects and Methods: A case-control study design was used in this study and convenient sample for the women selection, the sample comprised 300 women that divided into two main groups, 150 for each group, Study group and control groups. Completing questionnaire from all women. Results: The study revealed statistically significant associations between breast cancer and age, family history, late age at menopause (p<0.001), early age at menarche, (p<0.009), longer cycle duration (p<0.001), contraceptive pills (p<0.017), also the result revealed that there was no statistically significant between these factors and breast cancer regarding menopausal status. Conclusion: the findings of the present study support that there is a statistically significant relation between some of reproductive, menstrual, familial factors, and breast cancer. Recommendation: Health education programs regarding breast cancer, risk factors and early detection. Nurses should provide practical training in breast self-examination, especially for those women who are at higher risk of breast cancer.

Abortion is the termination of a pregnancy by the removal or expulsion of an embryo or fetus from the uterus, resulting in or caused by its death. The aim of this study: Assess the impact of Immediate Versus Delayed Post Abortion Family Planning Counseling on Increasing Contraceptive Rate Subjects and method: All the included Post abortion women were randomly assigned into two main groups, Intervention Group women was counseled immediately after abortion about the family planning methods. The Control Group women who were receive the same counseling information but after one week of abortion at the Out Patient Family Planning Clinics. Results: The majority of both groups had no pregnancy with using family planning methods "79.0%&79.5%" respectively, with sig, differences between both groups P.V (0.040). Conclusion: There is Sig. differences with P.V (0.001) between Intervention and Control group as regards to the rate of contraceptive use. So Delayed is better than Immediate post abortion Family Planning Counseling on Increasing Contraceptive Rate. Recommendations: Public health promotion programs approved by the Ministry of Health should promote child-spacing, modern methods of contraception.