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Assessment of awareness and service utilization of maternal and child health programmes among beneficiaries in a tribal district of Maharashtra

Sunil Kumar Panigrahi, Sulabha V Akarte.




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Background: Reduction of mortality of women and neonate is an area of concern for the governments across the globe. Ensuring that women receive skilled care at delivery is an essential part of safe motherhood programs. Janani Suraksha Yojana, a safe motherhood intervention was introduced in 2005 to promote institutional delivery among the poor pregnant women. In 2011, Janani Sishu Suraksha Karyakram was launched. The present study intends to assess awareness of services rendered among beneficiaries.

Objectives: To assess the awareness regarding the schemes in pregnant mothers and utilization of the same.

Materials and Methods: A hospital-based cross-sectional study conducted in antenatal care Outpatient Department of Rural Health and Training Centre of a government tertiary care teaching hospital situated in a tribal district of Maharashtra. Study was conducted from August to September 2016. Study tools used were pretested questionnaire used as personal interview. The data were compiled, coded and analysis was done in SPSS Version 23.

Results: Among the 200 pregnant females included in the study, 30 (15%) were

Key words: Awareness; Utilization; Maternal-child Health Services






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