MATERNITY CARE PROVIDER KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES IN THE DIRECTION OF CELL-FREE DNA TESTING

Background: Without cellular DNA, screening has recently gained enormous prominence, gifted cases and social insurance providers extra precise prenatal aneuploidy screening than other existing screening modalities. This is difficult to know how much information obstetric providers have about cDNA screening, which has significant suggestions for superiority and substance of conversant patient agreement.

Methods: Our current research was conducted at May Hospital, Lahore from May 2018 to April 2019. An overview has been developed to survey information and arrangements of obstetrical providers regarding cDNA screening and disseminate it online concluded Society of Obstetricians and Gynecologists of Pakistan. Chi-square trials were applied to identify contrasts in information and behaviour among sets.

Results: 215 cases had done the research: 61.7% Obstetrician/Gynecologists, 16.5% Maternal Fetal Medication experts, 17.6% General Practitioners, and 8.6% Midwives. MFM showed a remarkable tendency to be generally competent in fDNA screening, followed by obstetricians/gynecologists, GPs, and finally midwives in virtually all areas of fDNA screening. All groups showed an inspiring mindset for cDNA screening; in all cases, obstetricians/gynecologists and MFMs displayed a fundamentally more positive mindset than GPs and midwives. Although not yet a symptomatic test, 21.5 % of GPs suggests a rapid termination of pregnancy after the positive cDNA test result, whereas none of the MFMs and almost none of the OB/GYNs or WMs do so.

Conclusion: Authors have shown that various kinds of obstetrical service providers have changed their information measures with respect to cDNA screening, with MFM currently having more interesting information than all others. Each maternity care provider must have a sufficient number of prenatal screening tests so that authors may capture benefits of the new and hopeful innovation whereas ensuring accuracy of conversant agreement