Odessa Petit dit Dariel, Heather Wharrad, Richard Windle
Developing Q-methodology to explore staff views toward the use of technology in nurse education
Nurse researcher
married adolescents contribute poor maternal health indicators many lowand middleincome countries restrictive social norms hinder access utilisation maternal health services addressing barriers key improving health outcomes young mothers children study assessed married young womens knowledge obstetric danger signs perceptions need attend obstetric services cross sectional descriptive design interviewing 1624 randomly selected married young women aged 1225 years data collected early 2017 using intervieweradministered questionnaire mobile phones exported statistical software analysis found low levels knowledge danger signs especially pertaining postpartum period respondents age literacy household wealth significantly associated knowledge danger signs across continuum care awareness danger signs delivery strongly associated perceptions need antenatal care odds ratioor 2269 p 005 delivery health facility 1883 p 005 respondents believed must wait husbands approval attend health facility labour findings show low levels knowledge obstetric danger signs low perceptions importance facility delivery need obtain husbands permission seeking care highly contextualised reflect sociocultural economic circumstances married young women northern nigeria interventions must consider cultural context include strong maleinvolvement component