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This study aimed assessing the contribution of clients and care center administrative to the problems nurses are having in the utilization of partograph in the labour wards in Enugu metropolis. Convenient sampling technique was use to select seven health care facilities. Total of 126 nurse/midwives who work in their labour rooms were used for the study. Self-structured questionnaire was used as instrument for data collection. The results show that woman reporting late in labour (73.8% ), woman with disease condition such as severe pregnancy induced hypertension (74.6% ), or confirmed cephalo-pelvic disproportion (55% ) and woman with antepartum haemorrhage which contributed to poor utilization of partograph by nurses in labour room. The results also show that the care center administration do not provide the needed material for the nurses to work with. It was the recommended the though client present late and in most cases present with complications, nurses must do their work using partograph and following obstetric emergency protocol and that hospital administration should provide the needed materials to enable nurses do their work. Keywords; Client factors, center administrati0n factors, nurses’ utilization, partograph, health care facilities and Enugu metropolis

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Assessment of Client/Center Admimistrative Factors That Affect Nurses’ Utilization of Partograph in Primary/Secondary Health Care Facilities in Enugu Metropolis