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4th International Conference on Nursing & Healthcare, October 05-07, 2015 San Francisco, USA

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12 VariableCategory n(%)† Age(year) (7.5) (20.9) (60.4) ≥3615(11.2) Education level ≤High school32(23.9) ≥College102(76.1) Occupation Housewife66(49.3) Profession26(19.4) Office worker27(20.1) Others15(11.2) (N=134) VariableCategory n(%)† Marial status Married130(97.0) Single4(3.0) Household income (10,000won/Month) <20016(11.9) (46.3) >40056(41.8) Gestational age(week) (50.0) ≥3667(50.0) Type of pregnancy Natural 126(94.0) Intrauterine insemination 6(4.5) In vitro fertilization 2(1.5) Plan for pregnancy Planned 84(63.2) Non-planned 49(36.8) †exclude from nonresponse

13 (N=134) The reason about non-participated in prenatal education (N=62) Participants in Prenatal education

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17VariablesβSEpAge Education level Income Occupation Planned pregnancy The first source related to pregnant Internet 2. Family or friends 3. Book 4. Health care provider 1. Internet 2. Family or friends 3. Book 4. Health care provider

18Knowledge (delivery, postpartum care, newborn care) Attitude (Self efficacy for delivery, Postpartum care self-efficacy, Parenting confidence) VariablesβSEpβSEp Age Education level Income Occupation PlannedPregnancy Participated in Prenatal education R²=0.099, F=3.447, p=0.003

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