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ASSESSMENT OF KNOWLEDGE REGARDING IDENTIFICATION OF HIGH-RISK PREGNANCY AMONG COMMUNITY HEALTH OFFICERS IN JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN
Poonam Kumari* and Dr. Narshi Ram Yadav
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Background:High risk pregnancy (HRP) remains a significant public health concern, contributing to maternaland neonatal morbidity and mortality. Community Health Officers (CHOs) play a crucial ro le in earlyidentification and management of HRPs, yet knowledge gaps persist. This study assesses CHOs’ knowledgeregarding HRP identification and explores associated factors influencing their competency. Methods: Adescriptive cross sectional study was c onducted among 60 CHOs enrolled in the Bridge Course Programme onCertificate in Community Health for Nurses (BPCCHN) at selected centers in Jaipur, Rajasthan . A structuredquestionnaire was used to assess knowledge levels. Statistical analysis was perform ed using descriptive statisticsand Chi square tests to evaluate associations between socio demographic factors and knowledge levels. Results:Only 26.7% of CHOs had adequate knowledge , while 40% demonstrated moderately adequate knowledge , and33.3% had in adequate knowledge of HRP identification. A statistically significant association was found betweenprofessional education (p=0.001) and prior training on HRP (p=0.000) with knowledge levels. However, age,gender, and clinical experience did not show signi ficant associations (p>0.05). Conclusion: The study highlightsgaps in CHOs' knowledge regarding HRP identification, emphasizing the need for structured training programsand educational resources to improve early detection and intervention strategies. Int egrating targeted educationalmaterials , such as informational booklets , could enhance CHOs’ competency in HRP
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