Effects of using guidelines to prevent postpartum hemorrhage on mothers who give birth normally Thabo Crown Prince Hospital. Effects of using guidelines to prevent postpartum hemorrhage on mothers who give birth normally Thabo Crown Prince Hospital.

Abstract

Abstract

        The objective of this research was to study the results of using guidelines for the prevention of early postpartum hemorrhage in the delivery room of Thabo Crown Prince Hospital the sample group used in the study was 30 mothers who had normal births and 9 professional nurses who worked in the delivery room, obtained through purposive random sampling according to the specified criteria. The research instrument was a questionnaire to evaluate the use of guidelines by professional nurses towards preventing postpartum hemorrhage, Comment form, and assessment based on indicators of postpartum hemorrhage with confidence checking Get a value equal to  0.81, 0.90. Data were analyzed using frequency statistics, percentage, mean, standard deviation, and content analysis.

        The results found that Effects of using guidelines for preventing postpartum hemorrhage on mothers giving birth normally in the delivery room. Overall, there was a high level of correct nursing practice, increasing from 55.6 percent to 100.0 percent. In terms of professional nurses' opinions on using the guidelines, they were at the highest level (Mean=5.00, SD=0.00). The percentage of indicators for early postpartum hemorrhage of mothers at risk for postpartum hemorrhage passed the criteria and the risk level of postpartum hemorrhage is at a moderate level of 30 percent.