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Effectiveness of acupressure vs ice massage over meridian point on labour pain in primiparturient women during first stage of labour at a selected hospital, Salem.

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Fig-1.1: Theoretical Framework to Compare the Effectiveness of Acupressure vs Ice Massage Over Meridian Point on Level of Labour Pain among Primi-Parturient Women based on Wiedenbach’s Helping Art Model for Clinical Practices (1964)
Figure – 3.1: Schematic Representation of Research Methodology
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