A study of Ante Natal Care Service Utilization & Factors Affecting Them in Rural Bidar, Karnataka.
A study of Ante Natal Care Service Utilization
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https://doi.org/10.70284/njirm.v5i1.2273Keywords:
ANC, factors affecting ANC service utilization, rural areaAbstract
Aim: To study Ante Natal Care Service (ANC) Utilization & Factors Affecting Them in Rural Bidar, Karnataka. Objectives: 1.To study the ANC utilization of study population. 2. To study the factors influencing the utilization of ANC services in study population. Materials & Method: A cross-sectional, observational, epidemiological study was carried out among 57 women who recently delivered during last three month in Kamthana PHC of Bidar Taluka, Karnataka. Results: Adequate utilization of ANC services was only 61.4%. It means that 22 (38.6%) pregnant women had underutilized or not utilized the services. Education, religion, type of family & head of the family were significantly associated with utilization of ANC services. Main reasons for underutilization of ANC services were financial, obstacles from family members, unavailability of transport facilities & tradition. Conclusion: Developing “Friendly Maternal Care†services will improve ANC service utilization.
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