Study of the Relationship between Social Capital and Self- Assessment of Health of Mothers Shiraz Cit

Women's health in any society is one of the pillars of that country's health. Women's physical, mental and social and health is the basis of society's health. the present study is to investigate the relationship between social capital and mothers’ self-perception health with children under 2 years old. The statistical population of the present study is 397 mothers. using the multi-stage cluster sampling method, information is obtained. Information required using Goldberg 28 General Health Questionnaire To measure social capital, questions were collected from the Onyx and Bolen Social Capital Scale. The data analysis has been done by SPSS software in both descriptive, inferential statistics. The results obtained from the analysis of descriptive statistics of social capital, measured in terms of social trust, social participation and social support, have shown that in assessing mothers of social trust, 82% have a high social trust level environment. In the dimension of social participation, 51% of mothers have assessed a moderate relation in social relations, but 88% have reported poor social participation. In the assessment of the social support of mothers, 68 percent of mothers have modest social support. The results of the analysis of general health components show that 84.4% of mothers have a moderate and acceptable general health. The results of the analysis of inferential statistics show the variables show that there is a significant relationship between the number of live births, high school education and diploma, study status, social class, Fars ethnicity, family income, social support, social participation and social relation with general health. ‌‌General Health, Mothers, Social Capital, Self-Assessment of Health, Shiraz City.‌‌IntroductionThe health of mothers and women in any society It is considered as one of the pillars of health of that country. Women's physical, mental, social and spiritual health is the basis of society's health. A significant part of human health is the quality of relationships with others, formal and informal groups and institutions, which is referred to as social capital. Social capital is influential as an important and common proposition that can improve health productivity. The purpose of the present study is to investigate the relationship between social capital and mothers’ self-perception health with children under 2 years old. MethodologyThe statistical population of the present study is mothers with children under