An Analysis on Will Survey of Prenatal Screening for Down’s Syndrome
Jiayan Huang
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Jiayan Huang
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OBJECTIVE To analyze the willingness to accept prenatal screening for Down’s syndrome after the knowledge of prenatal screening for Down’s syndrome was educated. METHODS 1 416 women were investigated. Epidata2.0 and SPSS11.5 software were used to do data analysis. RESULTS 91.2% of our sample will accept the prenatal screening for Down’s syndrome. The main influencing factors of prenatal screening for Down’s syndrome utilization are health service information, economic condition. CONCLUSIONS To enhance prenatal screening for Down’s syndrome service utilization, measures such as improving prenatal screening propaganda, strengthening the prenatal screening service management should be introduced.
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OBJECTIVE To analyze the willingness to accept prenatal screening for Down’s syndrome after the knowledge of prenatal screening for Down’s syndrome was educated. METHODS 1 416 women were investigated. Epidata2.0 and SPSS11.5 software were used to do data analysis. RESULTS 91.2% of our sample will accept the prenatal screening for Down’s syndrome. The main influencing factors of prenatal screening for Down’s syndrome utilization are health service information, economic condition. CONCLUSIONS To enhance prenatal screening for Down’s syndrome service utilization, measures such as improving prenatal screening propaganda, strengthening the prenatal screening service management should be introduced.
Key concepts: Prenatal screening, Down syndrome, Medicine, Prenatal diagnosis, Prenatal care, Family medicine, Service (business), Pregnancy