Sociodemographic profile of beneficiaries and comparative evaluation of ante natal care services under JSY at different health care delivery system
Journal Title: Indian Journal of Forensic and Community Medicine - Year 2018, Vol 5, Issue 2
Abstract
Introduction Janani Suraksha YojanaJSY is a safe Motherhood intervention proposed by theGovernment of India to decrease the neonatal and maternaldeaths by promotinginstitutionaldelivery of babies About 56000 women in India die every year due to pregnancy related complications Similarly every year more than 13 lakh infants die within 1year of the birth MP classified under low performing states JSY has completed more than seven years So there is a need of evaluation of demographic profile of the JSY beneficiaries and antenatal services under JSYMaterials and Methods It is a Health Care Institute based observational crosssectional study including randomly selected 200 JSY beneficiary mothers from the different health care delivery System ie PHCCHC District Hospital Medical College Hospital of Rewa district Madhya Pradesh JSY beneficiary mothers were interviewed and data collected and analyzed using epi info 2000 Chi square test was applied to assess the association between different levels of health care and quality of servicesResults Age at marriage of JSY beneficiary mothers was seen to be gradually increasing from rural to urban area ASHA provided ANC TT IFA tablets in majority of study subjects as 39 78 in PHC 44 88 in CHC while in urban areas other than ASHA were also arranging such services Increasing the level of health care system the number of ANC provided to the JSY beneficiary mothers were improved and it was statistically significant x22446 p00001 It was seen that the number of ANC number of TT IFA tabs were provided more as shifting towards PHC Health care settings to Medical College Hospital SettingsConclusion JSY has definitely impacted upon the maternal and child health by providing health care to pregnant mother during ANC at different levels of Health Care Settings but uptake of JSY services are comparatively less at rural areaKeywords JSY ASHA Antenatal care IFA tablets TT Immunization
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Som Nath, Manjusha Nath, Ajay Bhagoliwal
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