Objective. To assess the attitude and knowledge of the Saudi mothers toward newborn screening (NBS) program. Methods. A total of 425 Saudi women (only mothers who have at least one pregnancy) participated in the study from different regions in Saudi Arabia and completed the structured questionnaire which sought their views on the NBS services. Results. A majority of the participating women (91.1%) supported the NBS program and felt it was very important and useful. However, knowledge of NBS was found to be very limited and only 34.6% knew that NBS was a test to detect genetic disorders. A lack of communication and counseling to NBS clients by health authorities offering screening is implied. Conclusion. In general, there is a positive attit...
AbstractObjectiveMedication use during pregnancy is a major concern for most women. The aim of the p...
Background: Knowledge, attitude, and practice (KAP) of contraception are influenced by a host of int...
The World Health Organization estimates that 585,000 women die from pregnancy-related conditions eac...
Background: The newborn screening program is a public importance health service. The early detection...
Objectives: We aim to address public knowledge, attitudes, and practices relative to prenatal geneti...
AbstractObjectivesAs stated by the WHO, exclusive breastfeeding is unequalled for healthy growth and...
Background: Well-baby clinic (WBC) service is implemented in all primary health care centers and is ...
AimsGroup B streptococcus (GBS) is one of the most frequent bacterial pathogens causing invasive inf...
Background: Cervical cancer is considered the 4th most common cancer of women worldwide. It is the 1...
Saudi Arabia has a high prevalence of consanguineous marriage and genetic disorders. Saudi Human Gen...
Introduction. The majority of neonatal deaths in developing countries occur at home. Many of these d...
Background: This study explored the views of health professionals regarding parental education and i...
Background: Absence or limited knowledge about importance of breastfeeding may lead to unwanted cons...
The study utilized the descriptive design. Using convenience sampling technique, a total of 50 mothe...
First 28 days of the life of a newborn is called the neonatal period. It is the critical time period...
AbstractObjectiveMedication use during pregnancy is a major concern for most women. The aim of the p...
Background: Knowledge, attitude, and practice (KAP) of contraception are influenced by a host of int...
The World Health Organization estimates that 585,000 women die from pregnancy-related conditions eac...
Background: The newborn screening program is a public importance health service. The early detection...
Objectives: We aim to address public knowledge, attitudes, and practices relative to prenatal geneti...
AbstractObjectivesAs stated by the WHO, exclusive breastfeeding is unequalled for healthy growth and...
Background: Well-baby clinic (WBC) service is implemented in all primary health care centers and is ...
AimsGroup B streptococcus (GBS) is one of the most frequent bacterial pathogens causing invasive inf...
Background: Cervical cancer is considered the 4th most common cancer of women worldwide. It is the 1...
Saudi Arabia has a high prevalence of consanguineous marriage and genetic disorders. Saudi Human Gen...
Introduction. The majority of neonatal deaths in developing countries occur at home. Many of these d...
Background: This study explored the views of health professionals regarding parental education and i...
Background: Absence or limited knowledge about importance of breastfeeding may lead to unwanted cons...
The study utilized the descriptive design. Using convenience sampling technique, a total of 50 mothe...
First 28 days of the life of a newborn is called the neonatal period. It is the critical time period...
AbstractObjectiveMedication use during pregnancy is a major concern for most women. The aim of the p...
Background: Knowledge, attitude, and practice (KAP) of contraception are influenced by a host of int...
The World Health Organization estimates that 585,000 women die from pregnancy-related conditions eac...