The perceived impact of antenatal care education on pregnancy outcomes among midwives in Ogbor, Aba, Abia state Department:Nursing Science By: GodFirst Project ID: 8342 Rating: (5.0) votes: 1 Price:₦5000 Get the Complete MaterialAbstractAntenatal care education plays a crucial role in improving pregnancy outcomes by equipping expectant mothers with essential knowledge on maternal health, nutrition, and childbirth preparedness. This study examines the perceived impact of antenatal care education on pregnancy outcomes among midwives in Ogbor, Aba, Abia State. The study assesses midwives'' knowledge regarding antenatal education, evaluates its effectiveness in improving maternal and fetal health, and identifies the key aspects believed to have the most significant impact on pregnancy outcomes. A descriptive research design was adopted, utilizing structured questionnaires to collect data from midwives in selected healthcare facilities. The data were analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistics. Findings reveal that the majority of midwives acknowledge the importance of antenatal education in reducing pregnancy-related complications, improving maternal nutrition, and enhancing neonatal health. Key challenges in antenatal education delivery include inadequate resources, cultural beliefs, and financial constraints among expectant mothers. The study concludes that antenatal care education is an essential component of maternal healthcare that significantly influences pregnancy outcomes. It recommends increased investment in antenatal programs, enhanced midwifery training, and community-based sensitization efforts to ensure better maternal and child health. Keywords: Antenatal care education, pregnancy outcomes, midwives, maternal health, Aba, Nigeria. ...Preview Download Preview +Other Nursing Science project topics and materials you might be interested in»Factors contributing to ineffective utilization of immunization programme among mothers in Ekwerazu town Ahiazu Mbaise local government area Imo state»Accessibility and use of information communication technology (ICT) in the enhancement of nursing education among nursing students in Madonna University Teaching Hospital (MUTH)»Awareness of female genital mutilation and its implication to reproductive health among mothers in Amaifeke in Orlu local government, Imo state»Knowledge and practice of quality assurance among nurses working in accident and emergency unit of University of Ilorin teaching hospital, Kwara state»Factors that influence the patronage of traditional birth attendants in Umuowa community Orlu Lga, Imo State»Assessment of nutritional pattern and practice among pregnant women in holy rosary hospital»Attitude of nurses towards research among accident and emergency nurses of University of Ilorin teaching hospital»Factors influencing the attitudes of women toward family planning in Rivers state»Awareness and practice of pressure sores prevention in the care of the elderly among nurses in Madonna University Teaching Hospital»Awareness of determinants of sexual abuse and identification of supportive care among female nursing student of Madonna University»Assessment of exclusive breastfeeding in the development of under-five children in Madonna University Teaching Hospital»Incidence of protein energy malnutrition among children under five years in General Hospital, Yelwa Yauri, Kebbi state»Assessment of practices used in the prevention of Lassa fever infection among health workers in Madonna University Teaching Hospital»Burnout syndrome and use of therapeutic approaches among nursing students in Madonna University, Rivers state»Factors influencing high rate of abortion among women of childbearing age in Saki, Saki West Local Government Area, Oyo State