Abstract
High-risk pregnant women is a period where pregnant women can experience a variety of risks that are influenced by various factors. If a pregnant woman has more knowledge about the high risk of pregnancy then it is likely that mothers will think of overcoming the problem of risk of pregnancy. High-risk pregnant class mothers with a Healthy Food Diet High Risk Pregnant Women (AMARIS). is one of the means to increase mothers' knowledge and attitudes about pregnancy care. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of high-risk classes of pregnant women on the level of knowledge and attitudes of mothers about pregnancy care. This study used a pre-experimental research design with one group pretest-posttest, with a total sample of 30 people. The results of the study showed an increase in the average score of knowledge and attitudes after being given a class of resting pregnant women. The average knowledge score before resti pregnant women class was 71.77, while thereafter increased to 88.22. The average score before resting pregnant women for attitude was 72.66, while after that it increased to 77.83. There is an influence of AMARIS class on the level of knowledge and attitudes of high risk pregnant women with p value = 0,000. There is an influence of the Amaris class on the level of knowledge and attitudes of high-risk pregnant women.
Highlights
Maternal mortality according to theWorld Health Organization (WHO) is death during pregnancy or within a period of 42 days after childbirth or the end of pregnancy, due to all causes related to or aggravated by pregnancy or its handling, but not caused by an accident
Observations were made 2 times, namely pre test / before treatment and post test / after treatment to determine the effect of AMARIS class intervention for high-risk pregnant woman on changes in knowledge and attitudes in the work area of Karang Pule Public Health Center
The results shows that there is an increase in the knowledge score before and after the intervention with the average value of knowledge increasing by 16,398 points
Summary
Maternal mortality according to theWorld Health Organization (WHO) is death during pregnancy or within a period of 42 days after childbirth or the end of pregnancy, due to all causes related to or aggravated by pregnancy or its handling, but not caused by an accident.
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