英文摘要 |
This study is to focus on one hundred and thirteen mothers from Obstetric Ward of National Taiwan University Hospital, and their newborn babies have participated but failed to pass the first hearing screening test. The 113 subjects are random-sampled into the experimental group and the control group. The exclusive results are summarized as below: 1. Before the intervention of health education, the subjects' perceived benefit of action in the follow up hearing test after discharge from the hospital is negatively related to abortion numbers. The perceived benefit of subjects' action after Cesarean section is significantly stronger than that of those after natural spontaneous delivery. 2. Before the intervention, the correct rate for answering questionnaires of follow-up hearing test is 58%. The score in anxiety degree is high in general. Pertaining to the health beliefs, the scores are low for the perceived susceptibility and severity of hearing loss. The score for the perceived barrier of the follow-up hearing test after discharge from the hospital is lower, whereas that of the perceived benefit is higher. That means the study subjects feel less barred, and their benefit belief is more positive. 3. After the educational intervention, the experimental group shows significant improvement in items of health beliefs as well as the concept of follow-up hearing test and the anxiety in post-test. In the control group, significant improvement in the perceived benefit and barrier of follow-up hearing test is showed in post-test. 4. After the educational intervention, the post-test shows significant differences in the concept of follow-up hearing test, anxiety degree and health beliefs between the experimental group and control group. |