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Evaluation of Knowledge and Skills of Home Based Newborn Care among Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHA).
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Bansal Satvik C, Nimbalkar Somashekhar M, Shah Nikhil A, Shrivastav Rishi S, Phatak Ajay G
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OBJECTIVE: We assessed the knowledge level and skills of trained ASHAs in providing home-based newborn Care.
METHODS: 100 ASHAs from two talukas of Anand district of Gujarat participated. Knowledge was assessed using a structured questionnaire while certain skills were assessed through direct observation on mannequine.
RESULTS: The mean (SD) knowledge score of the participants was 16.7(3.16) out of 34. The skills were satisfactory in 52%, 61%, 43%, and 68% of ASHA workers for temperature measurement, hand washing, weight measurement and skin-to-skin care, respectively. Huge variability was observed in self reported field performance of ASHAs.
CONCLUSION: knowledge and skills of Asha works in this region were inadequate.
METHODS: 100 ASHAs from two talukas of Anand district of Gujarat participated. Knowledge was assessed using a structured questionnaire while certain skills were assessed through direct observation on mannequine.
RESULTS: The mean (SD) knowledge score of the participants was 16.7(3.16) out of 34. The skills were satisfactory in 52%, 61%, 43%, and 68% of ASHA workers for temperature measurement, hand washing, weight measurement and skin-to-skin care, respectively. Huge variability was observed in self reported field performance of ASHAs.
CONCLUSION: knowledge and skills of Asha works in this region were inadequate.