The impact of training on the application of palliative methods for labor pain reduction
Geranmayeh M; Rezaeipour A; Haghani H; Akhoondzadeh E · 2006 · حیات
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Abstract
Background & Aim: The severe pain of labor is the important cause of fear and anxiety in pregnant women. This study has been performed to evaluate effect of education on midwives practice. Methods & Materials: This is a quasi-experimental study. That was done 59 midwives in the labor wards of non-educational of Guilan University of Medical Sciences Hospital. Data gathered by a questioner, which its validity was done by panel of experts and reliability by test-retest. 59 midwives were chosen by quota sampling and participated in a one-day workshop. Pretest and post-test questioner completed bef
Abstract by Geranmayeh M; Rezaeipour A; Haghani H; Akhoondzadeh E, حیات (2006) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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