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Silva, Camilla Campos Martins; Soares, Taís Barros da Silva; Mendes, Fredjoger Barbosa; Pixiolini, Jarbas; Cardoso, Rodolfo

doi:10.14488/enegep2018_tn_sto_258_485_36000

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“…Several studies indicate that a population's lack of information on epilepsy contributes to the persistence of stigma, beliefs and negative attitudes [2,5,7,39]. However, epilepsy is not a regularly discussed topic at schools in many countries.…”

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“…The lack of information regarding the disease is believed to be an important contributing factor to the persistence of enormous social stigma, beliefs, attitudes and inappropriate behavior [2,4,5]. In addition, studies carried out in different parts of the world have identified associations between a higher proportion of negative beliefs and/or attitudes with males [6][7][8] and individuals with lower educational levels [6,7,[9][10][11][12], however, such negative aspects can also be found among people with higher educational levels [2,[13][14][15][16][17].…”

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Beliefs and attitudes towards child epilepsy: A structural equation model

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To analyze the possibly influencing factors of the beliefs and attitudes towards childhood epilepsy among users of the Family Health Strategy. Methods: The participants were 300 users from three units of the Family Health Strategy in one city of northeastern Brazil. This primary health care service has a multidisciplinary team and operates close to the community, seeks to provide comprehensive care with actions to promote health, prevention, recovery, rehabilitation of diseases and frequent injuries in the community. Data were collected through a socioeconomic questionnaire and the Brazilian version of The Epilepsy Beliefs and Attitudes Scale -Adult Version, analyzed using descriptive statistics and structural equation analysis. Results: Various associations were significant (p < 0.05), religion positively influences beliefs and attitudes (β: 1.040; p: 0.044); an increase in educational level negatively influences beliefs and attitudes (β: − 0.723; p: 0.040); being the parent of a child negatively influences beliefs and attitudes (β: 1.120; p: 0.043), but also positively influences beliefs (β: − 0.244; p: 0.028). Conclusion:This research contributed to identifying that having a religion, an increased educational level and being the parent of a child were factors that influence the beliefs and attitudes towards childhood epilepsy, aiming to contribute to a better implementation of actions directed to education in epilepsy.

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