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• W2891627304 abstract "NEED FOR THE STUDY: A number of studies have shown that early contact often combined with earlysucking has beneficial effects on maternal and neonatal outcomes. Initiation of breast feeding is the most crucial part of lactational success and bonding,researchers believes that sucking doing third stage will improve the above mentioned benefits. And also sucking enhances to secrete oxytocin. OBJECTIVES: 1. To assess the maternal new born bonding after the early suckling among primi para mothers delivered by normal vaginal delivery.2. To assess the psychological outcome after the early suckling among primi para mothers delivered by normal vaginal delivery.3. To find out the association between the maternal new born bonding and psychological outcome with their selected demographic and clinical variables of primi para mothers delivered by normal vaginal delivery. METHODOLOGY: Research Approach - Quantitative Research Approach.Duration of the Study: Four Weeks (20.11.2016 to 18.12.2016).Study Setting: Labour Ward at IOG.Study Design: Cross Sectional Research DesignStudy Population: Primigravida mothers who delivered in labor ward at IOG.Sample Size: 60 women.Sampling Technique - Convenient Sampling Technique DATA COLLECTION PROCEDURE: The 60 primigravida mothers were assigned for the study. The investigator first introduced herself and obtained consent for the study from the mothers. After proper explanation, the data related to demographic variables and obstetrical variables were collected from the interview method. After delivery of the baby within 10-15 minutes early suckling were initiated. The maternal and new born bonding was assessed by post-partum bonding questionnaire and psychologicaloutcome was assessed by Edinburg post natal depression scale. DATA ANALYSIS: Demographic variables in categorical/dichotomous were given in frequencieswith their percentages. Obstetrical variables in categorical/dichotomous were givenin frequencies with their percentages. EPDS score and PBQ score was given in mean and standard deviation. Correlation between EPDS score and PBQ score was analysed using Karl pearson correlation coefficient method. Association betweenPBQ score with demographic variables are analysed using Oneway ANOVA F-test and independent t-test. Association between EPDS score with demographic variables are analysed using Oneway ANOVA F-test and independent t-test<0.05 was considered statistically significant. RESULTS: The findings of the study revealed that early suckling improved the maternal new-born bonding and psychological bonding with paired t –test P value is 0.001.There is statistical significance association between the selected demographic variables and after early suckling. DISCUSSION: Association between maternal new born bonding score and Primi para mothers demographic variables. Elder, more educated and joint family mothers are havingmore than others. Statistical significance was calculated using Oneway ANOVA F test and independent t-test.It could be inferred from that there was significant association between the selected demographic variables and after early suckling.Hence the research hypothesis was accepted. RECOMMENDATION: 1. The same study could be conducted on a large sample to generalize the results.2. The study could be replicated in different settings with similar facilities.3. The comparative study could be conducted in urban and rural adolescent girls.4. Same study will be conducted in any age groups CONCLUSION: The analysis of the result showed that the level of maternal new-born bonding and psychological outcome was increased after giving early suckling. Thedifference was found statistically significant at p<0.001 level." @default.
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• W2891627304 title "A Study to Assess the Effectiveness of Early Suckling in Increasing the Maternal New Born Bonding, and Psychological Outcome of the Primi Mothers Delivered at Institute of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Egmore, Chennai" @default.
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