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Abstract Aim: To assess student nursing expectations and satisfaction before and after attending Delivery room (D.R). Methods: A descriptive study design was used. Setting: At the delivery unit at Ain Shams Maternity University Hospital. Sample type: Convenient sample which included all student nurses at third academic year. Sample size: The study sample was composed of students who were attending the previous mentioned setting. Tool: Interview questionnaire sheet was used to collect study data. Results: Regarding students expectations more than two third of students expected to be welcomed from mothers ,and around half of students expected that nurses following the principle of infection control ,that nurses instructed women regarding bearing down and less than two thirds were satisfied with the presence of safety measures at D.R. Conclusion: Regarding student experience results shows that all students expectation came true as students experience exceeded their expectations to the majors regards to mother welcoming ,to make the half regarding infection control ,bearing down, Students were satisfied with their clinical achievements after attending delivery room. Recommendations: Student orientation programs pre attending delivery room included causes of students fears, anxiety from attending delivery room and increase training through simulators, videos and integration of nursing ethics to promote women’s rights during child birth. Keywords: Delivery Room (DR), Student nurse expectation, Satisfaction. |