Mental assessment of girls consulting for early marriage and identifying risk factors

Nasıroğlu, Serhat; Semerci, Bengi

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“…Mean age at first child birth is 15years. Also, this comes in agreement with a study done in Turkey for mental assessment of girls consulting for early marriage and identifying risk factors (13) who found in the studied sample that their age ranged between 16-17years old . One third of mothers can't read and write and the majority of them weren't working while the majority of fathers had primary education and working.…”

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confidence: 92%

Knowledge of Females Preparatory Students Regarding Early Marriage Health Consequences

2021

International Egyptian Journal of Nursing Sciences and Research

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 92%

Knowledge of Females Preparatory Students Regarding Early Marriage Health Consequences

2021

International Egyptian Journal of Nursing Sciences and Research

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“…As regard to student's perception toward regarding adverse health consequences of early marriage the present study revealed that the minority of students had positive perception in preprogram implementation, while changed to majority of them post program with highly statistically significant differences pre/post program implementation. The previous results complies with the study in Pakistan about Knowledge and attitude towards child marriage practice among women married as children-a qualitative study in urban of slums of Lahore Nasiroglu & Semerci [20] who founded that the majority of the participants were unaware of the negative health outcomes of child marriages. There should be health awareness programs conducted for the girls as well as their parent to overcome the problems caused due to early marriages and to improve their quality of lives.…”

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confidence: 87%

Primary Prevention of Health Consequences for Early Marriage among Female Adolescent Student in a Rural Area

Elsayied¹,

Esmat²,

Hussein³

2018

Nur Primary Care

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Introduction: Child marriage mainly affects girls living in poorer rural areas and is on the rise in some locations, including Upper Egypt. The aim was to evaluate the effect of the primary prevention program of health consequences for early marriage among female adolescent students and conducted at two schools representing in a rural area in El-khosos district, El Qalubia Governorate. A quasi experimental design and a purposive sampling of 137 female students were at three grades of the selected schools. One tool was used for data collection were a self-administered questionnaire including socio demographic characteristics of students, students' knowledge related to early marriage health consequences, Perception of students toward adverse bio-psycho-social health consequences of early marriage and its' preventive procedures, assess female students' practices related to personal hygiene, nutrition and physical exercises during menstruation. Results: The study was concluded that the majority of students had unsatisfactory knowledge regarding early marriage health consequences preprogram while in post program more than two thirds of them had satisfactory knowledge with a highly statistically significant difference between their knowledge, healthy practices pattern and perception between pre and post primary prevention program implementation. Conclusion: Primary prevention program reported a remarkable improvement in female students' knowledge, perception and health practices toward early marriage health consequences. Recommendations the study recommended that applying for health education programs among students in different educational settings focusing on early marriage health consequences with an implementation of practical training courses.

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“…It has also been reported in various studies that there is an increased prevalence of psychiatric disorders in adolescents who married before the age of 18 in Turkey. These rates vary between 24.7% and 45.8% (12,15,16,28). The fact that our study is the study with the largest sample size in country so far is a situation that might be taken into account when interpreting these data, as the reason for this difference may be the number of samples.…”

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Characteristics of adolescents requiring forensic assessment regarding early marriage: A descriptive study on clinical diagnosis and physical aggression

ALMBAİDHEEN

Turan

2022

Acibadem Univ Saglik Bilim Derg

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Purpose: The aim of this study is to evaluate the clinical, sociodemographic, and physical abuse-related factors of adolescents who are referred by the court to child and adolescent psychiatry clinics for early marriage. Methods: A total of 115 adolescent girls aged over 15 years were included in the study. Sociodemographic information was obtained with the information forms prepared by the interviewer. Participants were also subjected to psychometric evaluation by psychologists and social review by social workers. Results: Of these children with a mean education year of 5.41±1.7, 28.7% had a psychiatric diagnosis. The most frequently diagnosed psychiatric disorder was adjustment disorder (12.2%). There was a significant relationship between the duration of the marriage and the age difference between them and having a psychiatric diagnosis. Moreover, there is a significant difference between the age of the spouse and the age difference and physical abuse. Conclusion: To have comprehensive knowledge of the characteristics of adolescents who are married early can provide insight into the development of systems and policies that support the development of education, knowledge, and skills of these adolescents.

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Mental assessment of girls consulting for early marriage and identifying risk factors

Abstract: %18.8'inde (n=15) DEHB, %5'inde (n=4) davranım bozukluğu, %3.8'inde (s=3) anksiyete bozukluğu, %2.5'inde (s=2) major depresif bozukluk, %1.3'ünde (s=1) uyum bozukluğu, %6.3'ünde (s=5) zeka geriliği, %20'sinde (s=16)

Cited by 6 publications

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Knowledge of Females Preparatory Students Regarding Early Marriage Health Consequences

Knowledge of Females Preparatory Students Regarding Early Marriage Health Consequences

Primary Prevention of Health Consequences for Early Marriage among Female Adolescent Student in a Rural Area

Characteristics of adolescents requiring forensic assessment regarding early marriage: A descriptive study on clinical diagnosis and physical aggression

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