A FOLLOW UP STUDY ON MATERNAL OUTCOME OF ALL REGISTERED PREGNANCIES IN THE FIELD PRACTICE AREA OF A TEACHING HOSPITAL OF JHARKHAND.

Anupam Kishore, Shariful Haque, Vivek Kashyap, Dewesh Kumar

Abstract


The study attempts to study the different maternal outcome of the all registered pregnancies in the field practice area of a teaching hospital of Jharkhand of a specified duration. This was a community based, longitudinal study and of descriptive type. The study was conducted in the rural field practice area of department of Preventive and Social Medicine, Rajendra Institute Of Medical Sciences, Ranchi ,Jharkhand. The study place included Anandi, Irba and Chakla subcentres and the study time was from May 2015 to August 2016. A total of 97 pregnant women was considered in this study who gave their consent to participate in the study during the specified period, so at the end of the study only 88 mothers could be studied for maternal outcome as some (9) of them left the area for delivery in their parents’ or husband’s place. The most common maternal outcome included obstructed labour, thrombophlebitis and perineal injury and there were no maternal deaths.


Keywords


Maternal Outcome, Institutional delivery, Jharkhand, Registered Pregnancy

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