Abstract

Abstract- Objective: to assess some aspects of expressed maternal (pregnant women) satisfaction and perception of care provided at 10 primary health care centers within the Primary Health Care. Methodology: The study covered a sample of 50 pregnant women attending for maternal health care. From May 10th to August 30th each individual in the sample was interviewed using a specific questionnaire form. The results indicated that most of women attending Prenatal care are good perception with care provided, the level of satisfaction was mostly of pregnant women is satisfied with care services. The study indicates no correlation relationship between overall satisfaction and their demographic characteristic expect the number dead birth with p-value (0.025). Conclusion: the most of women pregnant no opportunity for better education and most of pregnant women were satisfied with all care aspect. Recommendation: to further studies should be conducted to involve a larger geographical area. The Ministry of Health should apply continuing education courses for staffs' worker in primary health care centers to increase their knowledge about maternal and child health care services.