0704-883-0675     |      dataprojectng@gmail.com

FACTORS INFLUENCING THE CHOICE OF INFANT FEEDING OPTIONS AMONG HIV POSITIVE MOTHERS ATTENDING HEALTH FACILITIES IN OGOJA, CROSS RIVER STATE, NIGERIA

  • Project Research
  • 1-5 Chapters
  • Abstract : Available
  • Table of Content: Available
  • Reference Style: APA
  • Recommended for : Student Researchers
  • NGN 3000

ABSTRACT

 

The survey study was conducted on factors influencing the choice of infant feeding options among HIV positive mothers attending health facilities in Ogoja, Cross River State. The purpose was to investigate factors influencing the choice of infant feeding options among HIV positive mothers in Ogoja, Cross River State. Four objectives and four research questions were used to guide the study. Literatures were reviewed. The population for the study was all HIV positive mothers attending health facilities in Ogoja from January-December 2011-2013, with a total of 136 registered HIV positive mothers. There was no sampling because the total population was included in the study. The instrument for data collection was questionnaire with two sections. Section A had 8 items on socio-demographic characteristics. Section B was made up of 10 items rating scale of Yes and No. Data was analyzed using chi-square statistics. Result revealed that marital status (x2= 20.924, p<.00), religious status (x2 = 14.972, p<.05), maternal health condition (x2 =12.436, p<.02), limited time to breastfeed baby because of work (x2 =11.065, p<.04) and baby’s refusal to take breast milk (x2 = 18.318, p<.00) significantly influenced HIV positive mothers’ choice of infant feeding options. Major findings reveal that marital status, religious status, maternal health condition, limited time to breast feed baby because of work and baby’s refusal to take breast milk had significant influence on infant feeding options. Based on the findings it was recommended that HIV positive mothers should be sensitized by HIV/PMTCT counselors with necessary knowledge for the choice of infant feeding options.

 

 




FIND OTHER RELATED TOPICS


Related Project Materials

THE ROLE OF EMPOWERMENT IN EMPLOYEE MOTIVATION

Abstract: THE ROLE OF EMPOWERMENT IN EMPLOYEE MOTIVATION

Objective: This study aims to...

Read more
THE ROLE OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION IN LITERACY DEVELOPMENT

ABSTRACT: The role of early childhood education in literacy development is...

Read more
THE IMPACT OF PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL ON THE ORGANIZATION EFFICIENCY

ABSTRACT

Performance appraisals allow the organization to tell the employee something about their rates...

Read more
SMALL SCALE BUSINESS AND THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF NIGERIA

​​​​​​​Background of the study

The majority of the most successful businesses and organizations in the world had their s...

Read more
ECONOMIC IMPLICATION OF BOKO HARAM INSURGENCY IN NIGERIA

​​​​​​​Background of the study

Democratic government was installed in Nigeria in 1999 after more than 1...

Read more
SUSTAINING NIGERIAN FIRMS THROUGH STRATEGIC ALLIANCE IN THE EMERGING COMPETITIVE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT

ABSTRACT

This research work is focused on  “Sustaining Nigerian firms through strategic alliance in the e...

Read more
A STYLISTIC STUDY OF ADICHIE'S THE THINGS AROUND YOUR NECK AND PURPLE HIBISCUS.

Background to the Study

A lot of similarities exist in the...

Read more
ANALGESIC, ANTI-INFLAMMATORY AND OTHER PHARMACOLOGICAL ACTIVITIES OF METHANOL LEAF EXTRACT OF OLAX SUBSCORPIOIDEA OLIV (OLACACEAE) IN LABORATORY ANIMALS

ABSTRACT

Synthetic analgesic and anti-inflammatory drugs have major side effects such as constipation, nausea and vomiting, sedation and...

Read more
BENEFITS OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION IN REDUCING AGGRESSION

ABSTRACT: This study explores the benefits of early childhood education (E...

Read more
STRATEGIC PLANNING AS A TOOL FOR CORPORATE SURVIVAL (A CASE STUDY OF CADBURY NIG. PLC)

ABSTRACT

 This project is on strategic planning as a tool for corporate survival with reference to Cadbury Nigeria...

Read more
Share this page with your friends




whatsapp