Predictors of knowledge and practice of newborn care among post-natal mothers attending immunisation clinics in Southeast Nigeria

Evidence-based newborn care practice recommended by WHO reduces neonatal mortality and improves neonatal outcomes. This study assessed the knowledge, practice-associated factors and predictors of essential newborn care among post-natal mothers in two primary health care centres in Southeast Nigeria....

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Veröffentlicht in:Ghana medical journal 2022-09, Vol.56 (3 Suppl), p.127-135
Hauptverfasser: Agu, Adaoha P, Akamike, Ifeyinwa C, Okedo-Alex, Ijeoma N, Umeokonkwo, Adanna A, Ogbonna-Igwenyi, Chidinma O, Madumere, Odinaka D, Keke, Chukwuemeka O
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Zusammenfassung:Evidence-based newborn care practice recommended by WHO reduces neonatal mortality and improves neonatal outcomes. This study assessed the knowledge, practice-associated factors and predictors of essential newborn care among post-natal mothers in two primary health care centres in Southeast Nigeria. A cross-sectional total population study. Two primary health care centres in two local government areas in Southeast Nigeria. Post-natal mothers who attended immunisation clinics. Quantitative data was collected over four weeks from 400 post-natal mothers. Chi-square test and logistic regression were carried out for associations and predictors, respectively. Analytical decisions were taken at p
ISSN:0016-9560
2616-163X
DOI:10.4314/gmj.v56i3s.14