A Conceptual Framework for Construction and Validation of an Educational Booklet for Treating mothers Misconceptions on vaccination

Hegazy, Samya Mohamed Ahmed; Omar, Ayat M.; Alshiekh, Intisar

doi:10.36348/sjnhc.2020.v03i02.004

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“…Education and literacy play a crucial role in preventing the spread of misconceptions through booklets. By providing accurate and evidence-based information, educational booklets can help dispel myths and misconceptions, leading to better understanding and informed decision-making (Apriliyani et al, 2022;Hegazy et al, 2020). Thirdly, it verifies that the content presented in the booklet is current and up-todate.…”

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Human pregnancy and birth: The enrichment of a booklet with medicinal plants for postpartum wellness

Hartika,

Panjaitan,

Tenriawaru

2024

JPBI

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The complexity of the reproductive system necessitates instructional media to facilitate comprehension, as its processes unfold internally and are not readily observable. This study aims to assess the viability of booklet sub-materials on fertilization, gestation, and childbirth, derived from the inventory findings of medicinal plants for postpartum care, as educational resources. The research and development used the Borg & Gall model which included identifying potential problems, data collection, product design, design validation, and product revision. The booklet media underwent validation by five validators using validation sheets, while the evaluation criteria encompassed format, content, and language proficiency. The validation data were analyzed using CVR (Content Validity Ratio) and CVI (Content Validity Index). The results of the booklet media validation obtained a CVR value on each criterion of 1.00 with a valid category and a CVI value of 1.00 with a valid category. The booklet on the subject of gestational fertilization and childbirth from the results of the inventory of medicinal plants for postpartum is suitable for use as a learning media.

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Section: Content Aspectmentioning

confidence: 93%

Human pregnancy and birth: The enrichment of a booklet with medicinal plants for postpartum wellness

Hartika,

Panjaitan,

Tenriawaru

2024

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“…Especially the knowledge, attitude and behavior of mothers about vaccination are important because mothers play an important role in improving the health of children. The practices of mothers to cope with side effects, their negative perception of mild illnesses, negative attitudes towards vaccination, and misconceptions of mothers on vaccination are some of the most important obstacles to childhood vaccination [6]. It is important for mothers to obtain precise and accurate information about vaccines and to develop positive perceptions about vaccines, thus it will contribute to the prevention of many infectious diseases that cause mortality and morbidity in childhood.…”

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Assessment of knowledge level and behavior about vaccines of mothers applying to the children's hospital

TOPAKTAŞ

ÖZDEMİR²,

Hasdemir

et al. 2022

The European Research Journal

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Objectives:The aim of this study is to evaluate the knowledge levels of mothers who applied to a university hospital about childhood vaccinations and the sociodemographic characteristics affecting them. Methods: The population of the descriptive cross-sectional study consists of mothers who applied to the outpatient clinics of Ondokuz Mayıs University Children's Hospital between February 1 and March 31, 2019. A 32-item questionnaire developed by the researchers was applied to 338 mothers who agreed to participate in the study. Ethics committee and institution permissions were obtained. Data were presented with descriptive statistics. Results: Ninety-five point three percent of the mothers stated that the vaccine was necessary. While 52.7% of the individuals stated that they were aware of the existence of self-paid vaccines, it was determined that 84.0% of the participants did not have self-paid vaccines for their children. Thirty-seven point six of the participants knew that the first vaccine of the newborn was given at birth. Healthcare staffs were among the sources of information for 94.7% of the mothers who stated that they received information about vaccination. Conclusions: It was found out that the mothers had information about the vaccine. However, the rate of vaccination other than routine vaccines was low. In order to combat vaccine refusals and prevent misinformation, it is considered to be important to provide information at every opportunity, and especially about paid vaccines, parents should be given more information.

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Cuidados maternos post vacunales en los infantes menores de dos años

Ambi - Cabrera,

Alvarado - Arias,

Quintero de Contreras

et al. 2024

epsir

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Introducción : El estudio examina saberes y prácticas de madres sobre cuidados post vacunales en infantes menores de 2 años en Loja, Ecuador, ante la baja cobertura de inmunización. Metodología : Cuantitativa, transversal, analítica con 315 madres mediante un cuestionario validado. Se realizó análisis descriptivo e inferencial usando pruebas de Kruskal-Wallis. Resultados: El 79% de las madres aplican cuidados post vacunales. Las prácticas más comunes: uso de paracetamol, plantas medicinales y medios físicos. Se encontraron asociaciones significativas entre variables sociodemográficas y prácticas de cuidado. Discusión : Los hallazgos complementan estudios previos sobre factores asociados a prácticas de inmunización proporcionando un análisis detallado de cuidados específicos. Destaca la coexistencia de prácticas tradicionales y modernas. Conclusiones : Las prácticas de cuidado post vacunal son influenciadas significativamente por factores sociodemográficos, con una notable integración de conocimientos tradicionales y modernos. Se evidencia la necesidad de programas educativos adaptados para mejorar el conocimiento sobre prácticas basadas en evidencia. Para enfermería, estos hallazgos resaltan la importancia de proporcionar educación específica sobre el manejo de efectos secundarios de las vacunas y la necesidad de considerar el contexto sociocultural en el cuidado. Los profesionales de enfermería deben enfocarse en la promoción de prácticas seguras y efectivas, adaptando sus intervenciones a las realidades socioeconómicas de las familias.

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A Conceptual Framework for Construction and Validation of an Educational Booklet for Treating mothers Misconceptions on vaccination

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Human pregnancy and birth: The enrichment of a booklet with medicinal plants for postpartum wellness

Human pregnancy and birth: The enrichment of a booklet with medicinal plants for postpartum wellness

Assessment of knowledge level and behavior about vaccines of mothers applying to the children's hospital

Cuidados maternos post vacunales en los infantes menores de dos años

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