Comparative study to assess the perception of women’s health in promoting health and securing the health needs through their practises among married women’s residing in rural and urban area

The following study enables to understand the perception of married women’s and their health, practises, allowing the researcher to secure the health needs of their family through their practices and enhancing the scope of research.The design for the respective study is,” Non- Experimental Comparative Descriptive Design”, allowing the researcher to compare the perception of women’s health in promoting the health behaviour and secure their family through their health practises. The author emphasised on adult married women’s, irrespective of their working status (working or homemaker) as specified in the demographic data. The demographic data extracts the required source of information, allowing the researcher to understand the association of practices and the health behaviour with the help of data collection tool. The tool consists of open ended questionnaire and rating scale. Along with, essential demographic data; There are 7 structured open ended questioners, allowing the married women’s of urban and rural area to express their perceptions; On the other hand, the rating scale having 4 sections included lifestyle, health behaviour, treatment, self-care and protection, specifying statements to collect information regarding their health behaviour and practices.The researcher selected the population through Non-probability purposive sampling technique with a maximum of 40 married women’s. Among the 40 participants, 20 of them belonged to urban and rural area of the community respectively. Descriptive and inferential statistical data applied for this particular research allowed the researcher to draw conclusion through the statistical analysis of frequency, distribution, percentage, chi-square, ANOVA and correlation coefficient.