KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICE OF ANTENATAL VISITS AND ITS IMPACT ON THE BIRTH PREPAREDNESS OF WOMEN ATTENDING ANTENATAL CLINIC IN OREDO PRIMARY HEALTH CENTER BENIN CITY EDO STATE

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This study assesses the knowledge and practices of antenatal visits and their impact on birth preparedness among pregnant women attending the Oredo Primary Health Center in Benin City. The research examines the level of knowledge about antenatal care, evaluates the practices of attending antenatal visits, and explores how these practices influence birth preparedness. The study aims to identify gaps in knowledge and practice that may affect maternal and neonatal outcomes. It will contribute to the profession by highlighting the importance of antenatal care, informing health providers on strategies to enhance education and support, and ultimately leading to healthier families and communities. The scope includes pregnant women attending the Oredo Primary Health Center, with variables such as knowledge of antenatal care, practices regarding attendance, and birth preparedness outcomes.

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