Derya Kaya Şenol, Semiha Aydin Özkan, Cansu Ağralı
The effect of the training provided to primiparous pregnant women based on the model on pregnancy risk perception and health literacy
Women & health
sudden infant death syndrome third leading cause infant death first year life one important health problems around world exact etiology phenomenon clear yet risk factors especially prone sleep positions described fortunately modifying environmental factors sids incidence might decreased mothers caregivers knowledge neglected event could important factor determining sids prevalence crosssectional study conducted pediatric neonatal specialty clinic bahar shahroud hospital 2020 five hundred twentyseven pregnant women reproductive age 18 45 years included study assessment mothers knowledge done using sudden infant death syndrome risk questionnaire statistical analysis data performed using independent ttest chisquare logistic regression number 527 pregnant women childbearing age participated study 819 35 years old according study factors maternal age mothers level education number pregnancies history previous infant death syndrome significant relationship mothers level knowledge infant death syndrome findings showed mothers age 35 years old pregnancy ci 095046or 153 level education diploma ci 31316 06 186 increasing parity associated lower level knowledge infant death syndrome according mothers lack knowledge sids availability simple costeffective methods prevent sids improving mothers knowledge important event pregnancy postpartum educational sessions crucial