Can the Modern Methods of Education Be a Good Alternative for the Traditional Method in Educating Pregnant Mothers?

Naeeni, Masoumeh Rajabi; Lotfi, Razieh; Farid, Malihe; Tizvir, Afsoon

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“…Mothers' education has an impact on their nutrition since it influences their ability to choose healthy foods (Al-Ali et al, 2022). Better nutritional habits are adopted by educated mothers than by uneducated mothers, according to research (Naeeni et al, 2016). According to a different study, educated mothers are more likely to comprehend nutrition principles than uneducated mothers, making them more inclined to practice healthy eating (Hiza, 2022).…”

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Pregnant Adolescent Girls' Dietary Habits and Status in Mali

Tambadou

2023

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Purpose: The purpose of this study was to evaluate dietary habits and nutrition status of pregnant adolescents. Methodology: The study used a desktop literature review methodology (desk study). This required a thorough analysis of research on the dietary habits and nutrition status of pregnant adolescents. The subject of the study underwent three phases of sorting in order to assess its suitability for further study. Findings: This study concludes that the poor nutrition status was associated with inadequate dietary intake and frequent illness. The low knowledge was attributed to low education level and poor health seeking behavior. The low knowledge translated to poor decision making in dietary practices. Unique Contribution to Theory, Practice and Policy: This study recommends ministry of Health at National level to enhance the use of the existing training package and policy in counselling pregnant adolescents. It should also come up with a counselling package and policy for use in counselling these mothers.

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Pregnant Adolescent Girls' Dietary Habits and Status in Mali

Tambadou

2023

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“…Significant physical, psychological, and social changes occur during pregnancy, and the birth of a healthy baby depends on the health of the mother. [ 1 2 ] Therefore, improving the health status of mothers and empowering them is one of the prerequisites for the development of communities and one of the basic pillars of health care. [ 2 ] Women's access to quality health services along with increasing their awareness and skills through education and counseling during pregnancy leads them to choose the method of natural childbirth, deal with problems during pregnancy and postpartum, prevent the occurrence of mortality, and improve their health.…”

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Promoting the participation of low-risk pregnant women in the child birth process by developing a birth plan: The protocol of an action research study

Mohebbi-Dehanvi,

Hajihashemi,

Kohan

2023

Journal of Education and Health Promotion

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BACKGROUND: The birth plan reflects the preferences and expectations of women in the delivery process and can be designed with the participation of women and her partner and implement as a basis for midwifery care during childbirth. This research was designed to promote the participation of low-risk pregnant women in the child birth process by developing a birth plan. MATERIALS AND METHODS: The present study is a participatory action research designed in a single specialized, main maternity hospital in Isfahan, Iran. This study was conducted in four stages proposed by the Kemmis, including planning, action, observation, and reflection with the participation of all midwives, gynecologists, and managers who involved in childbirth. CONCLUSIONS: Considering the importance of childbirth as an opportunity for participation and empowerment of women, it seems that designing a birth plan based on the preferences of these women and all people involved in this process can strengthen women's participation in child birth process.

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Can the Modern Methods of Education Be a Good Alternative for the Traditional Method in Educating Pregnant Mothers?

Cited by 2 publications

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Pregnant Adolescent Girls' Dietary Habits and Status in Mali

Pregnant Adolescent Girls' Dietary Habits and Status in Mali

Promoting the participation of low-risk pregnant women in the child birth process by developing a birth plan: The protocol of an action research study

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