Effect of Self-Management Program on Self-efficacy regarding Osteoporosis Risk among Diabetic Patients

Khalil, Saied M. E.; Mohammed, Ghada Thabet; Mokhtar, Islam Mokhtar; Abu-Elmatty, Mohammed

doi:10.21608/ejhc.2020.119016

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“…However, the significant differences between participants were related to these three predictors and the CI levels across the value of 1, which could lack the significance of these factors in relation to the level of self-efficacy. On the other hand, a study conducted in China showed that the self-efficacy of exercises is correlated with young age [29], while another study conducted on menopausal women above 45 years old by Janiszewska et al (2017) showed that a long period of treatment is positively correlated with self-efficacy [30]. 2023), specific measures customized to specific circumstances are essential [6,15].…”

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Motivation and Barriers for Seeking Osteoporosis Screening Services Among the Elderly Population in Al-Madina Munawara

Nawaz,

Alqusibri

2024

Cureus

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Motivation and Barriers for Seeking Osteoporosis Screening Services Among the Elderly Population in Al-Madina Munawara

Nawaz,

Alqusibri

2024

Cureus

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“…Less than one tenth of the researched subjects were divorced and single, according to the current study findings, while more than two thirds were married. According to Khalil et al (2020), who conducted a study at Assiut University Hospital titled Effect of Self-Management Program on Self-Efficacy Regarding Osteoporosis Risk Among Diabetic Patients, the study subjects were married, single, or divorced in 80%, 6.7%, and 6.7% respectively (12) .…”

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Effect of integrating health belief model in a prophylactic diabetic foot care program on knowledge, believes, practices and risk for foot ulcer of diabetic elderly

El-afandy

Mahmoud²

2022

Tanta Scientific Nursing Journal

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Diabetic food ulcer is one of the most prevalent long-term diabetic consequences, which has a significant financial and social impact on people, families, and the health system. It's also long-term consequence account for direct medical expenditures and lengthy periods of disability. Aim: This study aimed to evaluate the effect of integrating health belief model in a prophylactic diabetic foot care program on knowledge, beliefs, practices and risk for foot ulcer of diabetic elderly. Methodology: A quasi-experimental research design was utilized in this research. It was done at the medical outpatient clinics affiliated to Tanta University Hospitals. A purposeful sample of 300 older people with diabetes was selected. Two tools were utilized for data gathering. A structured interview schedule was the first tool with questions about the sociodemographics of senior patients, knowledge, reported practices, and perceived believes of diabetic elderly about foot ulcer. Second tool: A neurological foot and peripheral vascular examination was used as an assessment checklist to determine the risk of foot ulcers. Results showed a statistically significant improvement in elderly total knowledge (7% to 85.30%), reported practice (40.30% to 93.30%), total perceived beliefs (34.2455 to 44.9000) correspondingly pretest compared posttest. The degree of knowledge, reported practice, perceived believes, and foot ulcer risk scale of older diabetic patients improved after implementing the preventative diabetic foot care program. Conclusion and recommendation: there was a positive correlation between knowledge, reported practices, neurological and peripheral vascular risk exposure post applying program. Application of further research on large samples and other settings for generalization.

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A Foot Ulcer Prevention Guideline Program for Elderly Diabetic Patients at EL - Fayoum General Hospital

R.A.E.H.¹,

S.A.E.²,

I.F.³

et al. 2022

African Journal of Health, Nursing and Midwifery

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Background: Diabetic foot ulcer is a serious complication of diabetes and a major cause of morbidity and mortality among diabetic elderly patients, and good prevention guideline programs will inhibit the diabetic foot ulcer and further complication. Aims: This study aimed to evaluate the effect of a foot ulcer prevention guideline program for elderly diabetic patients at EL- Fayoum General Hospital. Research design: A quasi-experimental research design was used to utilize this study. Setting: The study was conducted at the medicine outpatient clinic in EL- Fayoum General Hospital. Subjects: A purposive sample was used to choose 300 elderly diagnosed with diabetes. Tools for data collection: Two tools for data collection were used. 1st tool: Structured interviewing questionnaire included demographic characteristics of elderly patients, past and current medical history, knowledge assessment questionnaire, patients reported practice questionnaire. 2nd tool: Observational checklist to assess foot ulcer risk included neurological foot assessment and peripheral vascular assessment. Results: It was revealed that there was a highly statistically significant improvement in total knowledge, good score and satisfactory reported practice represented as (7% to 85.3%) and (40.3% to 93.30%) respectively pretest versus posttest. In addition, there was a highly statistically significant improvement in total neurological foot items and total right and left peripheral vascular items represented as (14.23±3.004 to 16.97±1.800), (11.38±2.57 to 12.22±2.11) and (11.32±2.63 to 12.15±2.14) respectively pretest versus posttest. Conclusion: The current study concluded that after applying the foot ulcer prevention guideline program, level of knowledge, reported practice and foot ulcer risk scale of elderly diabetic patients improved. Recommendation: Periodic prevention guideline program and reduction sessions regarding the prevention of foot ulcer in diabetic elderly patients.

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Effect of Self-Management Program on Self-efficacy regarding Osteoporosis Risk among Diabetic Patients

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Motivation and Barriers for Seeking Osteoporosis Screening Services Among the Elderly Population in Al-Madina Munawara

Motivation and Barriers for Seeking Osteoporosis Screening Services Among the Elderly Population in Al-Madina Munawara

Effect of integrating health belief model in a prophylactic diabetic foot care program on knowledge, believes, practices and risk for foot ulcer of diabetic elderly

A Foot Ulcer Prevention Guideline Program for Elderly Diabetic Patients at EL - Fayoum General Hospital

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