Clinical effect analysis of family planning technical services education for abortion patients

Objective To analyze clinical effect analysis of family planning technical services education for abortion patients. Methods From January, 2014 to October, 2016, 110 cases of abortion in our center were selected as our research object, and randomly divided into control and observation group. The control group received routine postoperative health instruction, on the basis of which the observation group got guidance for family planning education. We compared two groups of patients in the hospital review of contraceptive knowledge and active contraceptive rates, and conducted follow-up of patients after one year postoperative incidence of unintended pregnancy rates and abortion rates again. Results Before surgery, there was no statistical significance between study group and the control group in contraceptive knowledge and active contraceptive prevalence rate. After implementation of family planning service guidance education, hospital review average score of the observation group on contraceptive birth control knowledge was (9.12 ±1.06), far above control group (6.03 ±2.15). Active contraceptive rate of observation group was 94.5%, and that of control group was 76.4%. Follow-up of one year showed that post operation accidental pregnancy rate and the ratio of abortion surgery of observation group were 2.1% and 0, far below control group of 16% and 12%. Comparisons between the two groups were statistically significant. Conclusion Family planning technical service of abortion patients is clinically effective, promoting contraceptive knowledge, correct active contraceptive method, and reducing postoperative incidence of unintended pregnancy rates and abortion rates again, thus greatly improving the reproductive health of patients, which is worth spreading.