P. L. Murugalakshmi Murugalakshm, Manjubala Dash Dash
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ABSTRACT:
Birth preparedness and complication readiness (BPACR) is one intervention that addresses these delays by
encouraging pregnant woman, their families and communities to effectively plan for births and deal with
emergencies if they occur. It means preparation of pregnant women for a safe delivery. A women needs to be
physically, psychologically and financially prepared for a safe and easy child birth.
Birth preparedness helps ensure that women can reach professional delivery care when labour begins. In addition,
birth preparedness can help reduce the delays that occur when women experience obstetric complications
Maternal and new born morbidity and mortality is a global burden especially in the developing countries. The
barriers like inadequate knowledge, cost, distance, transportation and lack of awareness lead to reduced use of
skilled care during delivery.
Key Words: Birth preparedness and complication readiness (BPACR), safe delivery, child birth.