socio- emotional conditions of women post safe abortionthe case of Jimma University Medical Center

Abstract

The main objective of this study was to explore women's socio-emotional experiences at Jimma University Medical Center following safe abortion services.Importance of the study Almost all abortion hospitals focus on women's physical health rather than their psychological responses.Following a safe abortion procedure, it is important to examine the implications of psychological problems for women.This research aids concerned bodies in paying attention to socio-emotional experiences issues The scope of the study was the focus of women's socio-emotional experiences.It is also defined by location and population.Geographically, the study was assigned to Jimma University Medical Center.Strategically, this study employed. To achieve the objectives of the study, research design was used a qualitative case study approach, to examine the feelings and practices of women who had an abortion.The researcher used qualitative data collection techniques during in-depth interviews. Sources of data was The researcher used a sampling process related to the objectives of the study. This is very important for accurate information.In an interview with Jimma Hospital Maternity and Obstetrics Unit, a sample of women who came to use various contraceptives and family planning services. The sample was taken by asking about the background history of abortion and abortion services used. Qualitative research approach has also been applied to the objective sampling technique.About 15 women participated in the study.an interview type was used to gather information from the study participants.According to the study, the most socio-emotional problems experienced by women following abortion are feeling, anger, loneliness, loneliness, iii and social stigma.In conclusion, the Women's Jimma Medical Center faces various socio-emotional challenges in the community. Therefore, Jimma University Medical Center Obstetrics and Gynecology Outreach Department in collaboration with the Jimma University Guidance and Counseling Office should provide counseling and counseling services