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Village Study
BIAM, Bogura
Presented By-
Group-3
25th special foundation training for BCS(Health) cadres
Guided By-
Md Abdur Rofiq, Deputy Director , BIAM , Bogura
Group Participants
Dr Humayun kabir
Dr Mobashwer Ahmed
Dr Md. Sazal Parvez
Dr Bobita Rani
Dr Fatima Sabbir
Introduction
The pregnancy period is one of the happiest events in every woman's life. Every mother
wants her pregnancy period to be healthy and smooth, but the experiences of pregnancy is not
the same for all mothers.
Pregnancy is a physiological condition that involves the life of both the mother and the
growing fetus, so great care needs to be taken during this period. Getting early and regular
antenatal care (ANC) improves the chances of a healthy pregnancy.
ANC is an essential process to protect the health of mother and their upcoming child
In 2002, the WHO recommended a focused or goal-orientated approach to ANC to
improve quality of care and increase ANC coverage, particularly in LMICs . The focused
ANC (FANC) model, also known as the basic ANC model, includes four ANC visits
occurring between 8 and 12 weeks of gestation, between 24 and 26 weeks, at 32 weeks,
and between 36 and 38 weeks.
The number of visits in this model is considerably fewer than in ANC models used in
HICs.
Objectives of the study
>26 38 34.5
Most of the respondents are of middle age, and their mean age was 23.5 yrs
Occupational Pattern
102
Housewife Serviceholder
Types of family
Nuclear 30
Joint 82
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
Literacy Rate
Series 1
64
32
14
I l l i t er at e Bel ow S S C S S C and Ab ov e
Gestational Age
6; 5%
First Trimester
51; 46%
2nd Trimester
3rd Trimester
53; 48%
ANC awareness of pregnant women
no % no % no %
1 A regular antenatal check-up is must after pregnancy 80 72.73 4 3.63 26 23.64
When about 72% women know about ANC visit , only no of ANC visit is known
by 34 % women
About 40% women doesn’t know about Danger sign of pregnancy
Only 4)% Women know about timing of first antenatal checkup , even 57 %
female goes for ANC in late stage of second trimester
ANC awareness is more in Literate women & >25 yrs aged women
Limitations of the study
The present study concludes that less than half of pregnant women go to the
first ANC at the right time.
The level of awareness regarding ANC among pregnant women was not found
satisfactory.
Although most pregnant women believe that regular antenatal check-ups are
necessary after pregnancy, they do not have proper knowledge and awareness
about the various parameters of ANC.
Improving awareness of ANC among pregnant women will enable them to
detect high-risk pregnancy at the right time, which will also increase their
chances of a healthy delivery.
Thank You
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