Maternal Coping Mechanism and Its Associated Factors Following Perinatal Loss in Hospitals of Wolaita Zone, South Ethiopia 2021

<span lang="EN-US">Perinatal loss is the most painful and unanticipated experience for those who conceived it a major global concern worldwide, especially in developed countries like Ethiopia. Women lost their pregnancy are believed to be at higher risk of developing severe grief following loss. To reduce complications after perinatal loss, healthcare providers need appreciate grieving process identify factors mothers early copying managed promptly by providing adequate emotional, social, psychological support. This study aimed assess level maternal coping mechanisms associated Hospitals Wolaita Zone, Ethiopia, 2021. lang="EN-US">A hospital-based cross-sectional design was conducted from lang="EN-US">June 30/2021-August15/2021. Study participants were selected through systematic random sampling. Epi-data manager version 4.6 used template preparation data entry SPSS 25 analysis. Logistic regression employed. The strength association declared p-value < 0.05 with 95% CI.<span lang="EN-US"> Out total 393 participants, 51.4% had positive whereas rest, 48.6% poor mechanism Participants<strong> </strong><span lang="EN-US">who have been satisfied marriage (AOR = lang="EN-US">5.64, CI(3.10-10.29)<span lang="EN-US">), lang="EN-US">history Antenatal care(ANC) follow-up(AOR 2.52, CI(1.39-4.57)), profession-based support(AOR 2.91, CI(1.64-5.15)), support own spiritual belief 3.87, CI(2.33-6.43)), parents(AOR 8.11, CI(3.94-16.69)), husband(AOR 3.2, CI (1.74-5.89)) discussed/received information history loss(AOR 2.65, (1.31-5.32)) lang="EN-US">were some loss.<span Maternal relatively low. Thus, more cautious ensure receive care, giving them during moments essential.<span