Improving the skills of midwifery students by using the production and implementation of the software prescription obstetrics and gynecology

Prescribing is one of the main steps in using medicine. Mistakes in prescription can reduce the effectiveness of treatment or increase harm to the patient. Therefore, the aim of producing a prescription software in obstetrics and gynecology was to increase the skills of midwifery students in prescribing as well as convenient of using the medicine for users. This study was a pilot study performed on 23 midwifery students in the 6th semester. Production and implementation of the software was done in 4 stages Studentschr('39') knowledge and skills, satisfaction and transcription error were collected by sing the pre-test, post-test, and satisfaction and medication error checklist. The data were analyzed y SPSS software version 21 and independent t-test. The mean pre-test score in gynecological diseases before the intervention was 15.48 and the mean post-test score after the intervention was 18.96. The mean pre-test score in pregnancy diseases before the intervention was 14.29 and the mean post-test score after the intervention was 18.10. All of the professors were very satisfied with the software. Ninty one percent of the students rep [orted a very high satisfaction score and nine percent reported a high satisfaction score for the educational package. This software can improve the women’s quality of life as a new method in clinical education and prevent medical errors in gynecological and obstetric fields as much as possible.