Halima Ibrahim Hassan, Bashir Kaka, Kolade Oladele Sharaye, Umar Abdulaziz, Aisha Sada, Francis Fatoye, Aminu Alhassan Ibrahim
Musculoskeletal disorders and their associated factors among individuals with diabetes mellitus in northwest Nigeria
Reumatologia
one reasons increase cesarean section lack knowledge mothers choosing type delivery present study aimed determine effect education pregnancy application pregnancy awareness attitude choice delivery type primiparous women shahid alavi specialized medical center clinic mashhad study semiexperimental type seventy primiparous pregnant women restrictions birth selected sampling randomized purposebased data collection tool questionnaire starting time training considered end 27th week pregnancy continued regular intervals end pregnancy questionnaires completed training training pretest posttest research units spss software version 26 macnemar test descriptive statistics used data analysis according results macnemar test significant statistical difference seen womens knowledge attitude training compared pvalue 001 choosing type birth preferred training following performance women showed 6286 chose natural birth fact training 40 7286 women chosen birth pregnancy education application pregnancy effective reducing choice cesarean section application topic birth cesarean section improved level attitude also positive attitude pregnant women towards birth creation facilities promotion different methods painless childbirth training maternity staff perform birth expected