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Children are the most vulnerable group in any population due to their low immunity and large number cause’s high mortality and mobility due to un hygienic practices at home, while weaning and feeding the child 1 . Globally out of 39 population, millions of children die due to dehydration and malnutrion 2 . A quasiexperimental study was undertaken to assess the effectiveness of knowledge on prevention of Gastroenteritis among Mothers of Infants in selected hospital, Bangalore’, Karnataka was undertaken by among 60 mothers were selected by convenient sampling technique. The pre-test was taken by using structured knowledge questionnaire followed STP, post-test was conducted after 7 days the overall mean pre-test knowledge scores of mothers of infant was, 17.30 and the mean post-test knowledge scores of mothers 25.97 and ‘t’ value was 24.944 (p<0.001). There was significant association found between the income and source of information and no significant was found with other demographic variables. Hence the finding of the study concluded that STP was effective in increasing the knowledge of mothers of infants regarding prevention and management of gastroenteritis. Hypothesis formulated were accepted.

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EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF STRUCTURED TEACHING PROGRAMME REGARDING KNOWLEDGE ON PREVENTION OF GASTROENTERITIS AMONG MOTHERS OF INFANTS IN SELECTED HOSPITAL, BANGALORE, KARNATAKA