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Vol. 4, Issue 1, Part A (2018)
Knowledge regarding services rendered under reproductive and child health programme among Anganwadi workers in urban community at Nellore
Knowledge regarding services rendered under reproductive and child health programme among Anganwadi workers in urban community at Nellore
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Back ground: The International Conference of Population and Development (ICPD) 1994 was established an International consensus on a new approach to policies to achieve population stabilization. Fertility reduction should be addressed at the level of broad social policy, including reduction of gender discrimination in education, health care and income generation. Reproductive health programmes should focus the needs of actual and potential clients, not only for limiting births but also for healthy sexuality and child bearing.
Back ground: The International Conference of Population and Development (ICPD) 1994 was established an International consensus on a new approach to policies to achieve population stabilization. Fertility reduction should be addressed at the level of broad social policy, including reduction of gender discrimination in education, health care and income generation. Reproductive health programmes should focus the needs of actual and potential clients, not only for limiting births but also for healthy sexuality and child bearing.
Objectives: 1. to assess the level of knowledge regarding service rendered under RCH programme among Anganwadi workers in urban community at Nellore. 2. To associate the level of knowledge regarding RCH programme among Anganwadi workers with their selected socio demographic variables.
Materials and Methods: Non-Experimental Descriptive Design with non probability Convenience sampling technique, 30 Anganwadi Workers in Urban Community at Nellore.
Results: The Result shows that level of Knowledge Regarding Services Rendered under Reproductive and Child Health Programme among Anganwadi Workers 7 (24%) had adequate knowledge, 10 (33%) had moderately adequate knowledge and 13 (43%) had in adequate knowledge.
Pages: 28-30 | 1042 Views 113 Downloads
How to cite this article:
B Vanaja Kumari, B Kavitha, Dr. Indira S. Knowledge regarding services rendered under reproductive and child health programme among Anganwadi workers in urban community at Nellore. Int J Appl Res 2018;4(1):28-30.
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