Labor Care Training Programme for Among Year Nursing Students In terms of Knowledge and Skill by using Objective Structure Clinical Evaluation

Abstract

Every year, out of an estimated 120 million pregnancies that occur worldwide, about half a million women die because of complications of pregnancy and childbirth. Maternal and Neonatal mortality is unacceptably high. Globally, 303000 women and 2.7 million neonates died in 2015. There is a paradigm shift toward the third delay rather than the first or second delay. The Government of India has taken the initiative to strengthen nursing students' SBA to achieve SDG-3 was targeted by 2030. So, there is a need for skilled assistance during labour is a very important and key service to reduce the rates of maternal mortality and morbidity rates. The study was conducted to assess the knowledge and skill of the labour care Training Programme among final-year nursing students