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IRCT2015052020706N2 IRCT 2015-08-29 Vice chancellor for research, Shahroud University of Medical Sciences and Health Services Effect of rereading of written scenario on selection of delivery method Clinical trial of comparing effectiveness of "rereading of written scenario" and "theory of planned behavior" with a group without any intervention on selection of delivery method in nulliparous pregnant women 2015-05-22 anticipated 213 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/18305 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Not blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Prevention, Other design features: Randomization done through (http://graphpad.com/quickcalcs/randomize1.cfm). N/A Delivery. Intervention 1: The control group received no intervention. This group includes 71 nulliparous pregnant women. The delivery type inventory according to theory of planned behavior and also pregnancy self-efficacy scale questionnaire is completed by them once during 28-32th weeks and for the second time at 37-40th weeks of pregnancy. Intervention 2: The first intervening group (rereading of written scenarios based on the theory of planned behavior) comprises of 71 nulliparous pregnant women, who receive 3 sessions of 120 minutes with sequence of once a week during28-32th week pregnancy with written scenarios and educational aids manual about benefits of normal labor and non-pharmacological methods of pain relief. Intervention 3: The second intervening group (theory of planned behavior group) comprises of 71 nulliparous pregnant women, who receive 3 sessions of 120 minutes with sequence of once a week during28-32th week pregnancy with educational aids manual about benefits of normal labor and non-pharmacological methods of pain relief.
public Massome Rasoli
Shahroud University of Medical Sciences and Health Services , 7 Tir Square, Shahroud
Shahroud Iran (Islamic Republic of) 3614773955 +98 23 3239 5054 massomerasoli@shmu.ac.irmassomerasoli@gmail.com Shahroud University of Medical Sciences and Health Services scientific Mohammad Mirrezaie
Shahroud University of Medical sciences and Health, 7 Tir Square, Shahroud
Shahroud Iran (Islamic Republic of) 3614773955 +98 23 3239 5054 mirrezaie78@gmail.com Shahroud University of Medical Sciences and Health Services Iran (Islamic Republic of) Inclusion criteria: Primigravida; pregnancy age:28-32 weeks; age of mother: 18-35 years; singleton pregnancy, having educational degree higher than a fifth grade of primary school, lack of repeated miscarriages, placenta previa and a ban on normal childbirth, lack of history for mental and physical diseases, non- smoking and drug abuse. Exclusion criteria: Those women will be excluded who do not tend to participate in educational classes, are absent in any of sessions of consultation, are not threatened by risk factors such as being conflicted with preeclampsia and preterm delivery. 18 years 35 years Female O80, O82 Single spontaneous delivery, Single delivery by caesarean section Behavior Behavior Behavior The control group received no intervention. This group includes 71 nulliparous pregnant women. The delivery type inventory according to theory of planned behavior and also pregnancy self-efficacy scale questionnaire is completed by them once during 28-32th weeks and for the second time at 37-40th weeks of pregnancy. The first intervening group (rereading of written scenarios based on the theory of planned behavior) comprises of 71 nulliparous pregnant women, who receive 3 sessions of 120 minutes with sequence of once a week during28-32th week pregnancy with written scenarios and educational aids manual about benefits of normal labor and non-pharmacological methods of pain relief. The second intervening group (theory of planned behavior group) comprises of 71 nulliparous pregnant women, who receive 3 sessions of 120 minutes with sequence of once a week during28-32th week pregnancy with educational aids manual about benefits of normal labor and non-pharmacological methods of pain relief. Delivery mode. Timepoint: After intervention and Immediately after delivery. Method of measurement: Percent. Childbirth Self-Efficacy. Timepoint: before the intervention at 28-32 weeks and after the intervention at 37-40 weeks of pregnancy. Method of measurement: childbirth self-efficacy questionnaire. The score of knowledge. Timepoint: before the intervention at 28-32th week of pregnancy and after the intervention at 37-40th week of pregnancy. Method of measurement: Questionnaire. The scores of attitude. Timepoint: before the intervention at 28-32th week of pregnancy and after the intervention at 37-40th week of pregnancy. Method of measurement: Questionnaire. The scores of Perceived behavioral control. Timepoint: before the intervention at 28-32th week of pregnancy and after the intervention at 37-40th week of pregnancy. Method of measurement: Questionnaire. The scores of Subjective norms. Timepoint: before the intervention at 28-32th week of pregnancy and after the intervention at 37-40th week of pregnancy. Method of measurement: Questionnaire. Vice chancellor for research, Shahroud University of Medical Sciences and Health Services Approved 2015-05-13 Ethics committee of Shahroud University of Medical Sciences. Shahroud University of Medical sciences and Health, 7 Tir Square, Shahroud Shahroud Iran (Islamic Republic of)