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A Quasi experimental study to assess the effectiveness of a planned teaching program on knowledge regarding Non pharmacological techniques of relieving labor pain in primigravida women in selected hospitals at Gulbarga, Karnataka. The sample consisting of 60 primigravida mothers was selected by using Simple random sampling technique. The tool comprised of knowledge questionnaires. The pre-test was conducted and planned teaching program was administered on the primigravida women immediately after the pretest. The post test was conducted after one week of the pre test with same questionnaires. The data obtained were analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistics. In pre-test the sampled subjects were having poor knowledge on non pharmacological techniques of managing labor pain. i.e. about 34%. Regarding the post-test the sampled subject had an improved knowledge on non pharmacological techniques of managing labor pain i.e. about 83.9%. In relation to Planned teaching program, the paired "t" test showed that, the teaching program was statistically significant at p<0.0001 level in primigravida women. These data proved that the knowledge of primigravida women had been markedly increased after the administration of planned teaching program.

“Effectiveness of Planned Teaching Program on Knowledge regarding Non pharmacological Techniques of relieving labor pain among Primigravida women.”