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| Volume-II,
Issue-II, April-June 2012 |
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Scapes (An International Multi Disciplinary Journal) |
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Programmed Labour - A New
Dimension In Management of Labour. Dr. Aziz M.
Care well Health Centre, 191-A Hazrat Nizamuddin
Colony BHEL, Bhopal MP-462022 (India) CLICK HERE
TO ABSTRACT
The
Programmed Labour is an indigenously developed
protocol for labour management with the
dual objective of providing pain relief during
labour & reaching the goals of safe motherhood
by optimizing
obstetric outcome. Pain relief during labour
spells a humane approach to delivery. Experience
has shown
that providing pain relief to the mother allays
fear and anxiety, and provides a more favorable
environment
for improved obstetric outcome. The Labour analgesia
ensures relief from pain. Pain relief favours
cervical
dilatation resulting in labours of shorter duration,
less traumatic and requiring lesser obstetric
interventions.
Shorter labours are also associated with a lowered
incidence of intrapartum infections. For the
fetus, programmed
labour confers the benefits of shorter and less
traumatic labour and freedom from obstetric
interventions
necessitated by maternal distress.
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A Study of The Impact
of Self Image on Women Skin Care Users In
City of Jabalpur. Khan A. F. ASTT. PROFESSOR
SAHIB INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND RESEARCH,
INDORE CLICK HERE TO ABSTRACT
In
the era of globalisation and digitization,
improved employment access, high female
literacy
rate and exposure to advertisements have
triggered a process of social comparison
where an individual
tries to evaluate his/her by the artificial
depicted. This reflected self helps to
shape the self concept which
implies that an individual wish to see
them and also how often people perceive
them. This paper focuses on
an effort to determine consumer buying
behavior through the impact of self image
on the purchase of
skincare products by Women living in the
city of Bhopal. Questionnaires were distributed
and self administered
to 125 respondents. Chi-square test was
used in the study. The sample size of
125 respondents
includes only women skin care users both
working & non working .The findings
of the study skin care
indicated that there is a positive relationship
between the self image and the usage of
skin care products.
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