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Saturday, 28 February 2015

PREFARANCE TO CLINICAL DELIVERY IN INDIA: A CASE STUDY OF KARNATAKA




Vijaykumar Kenchappa
Research Scholar, Dravidian University, koppam, (AP).
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Abstract :
               The present study makes an attempt to cover the aspects, i.e., knowledge and utilization of reproductive health services in terms of place of delivery The overall target sample size’ for Karnataka was 4,000 eligible women. The data has been analyzed using appropriate statistical techniques, such as uni-variate biuariate and MultiMate analysis which lay the ground work for developing a model based on cultivate relationships which helps to come to some conclusion. The study found that there exists a considerable difference among the respondents in their knowledge and utilization of place of delivery services, with reference to their background (societal) characteristics. Like socio, economic demographic and developmental. The important variables which have significant influence on the utilization of modern health services are caste, education of husband as well as education of wife. The effect of these variables was positive.
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