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DOI: 10.1016/j.enfcli.2019.11.042
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Relationship between anxiety and knowledge levels about primary dysmenorrhea with prevention of illness in adolescents Bosar Maligas district, Simalungun district

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“…In the video group the level of dysphagia knowledge has a significant influence, this is in accordance with in the study recommended to take advantage in the implementation of educational programs using video to improve nursing knowledge in pain assessment (Clarke & Schine, 2016). Other research shown a significant relationship between knowledge level and years of experience where they have discussed that higher knowledge among nurses with more years of experience could be due to their accumulated clinical experience (Clavé & Shaker, 2015;Sinaga et al, 2020). This contrasts with the findings of our study where there is no association between knowledge and years of experience, which may be due to poor standards of care for the majority of patients with dysphagia as most of them are not diagnosed or treated.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 99%
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“…In the video group the level of dysphagia knowledge has a significant influence, this is in accordance with in the study recommended to take advantage in the implementation of educational programs using video to improve nursing knowledge in pain assessment (Clarke & Schine, 2016). Other research shown a significant relationship between knowledge level and years of experience where they have discussed that higher knowledge among nurses with more years of experience could be due to their accumulated clinical experience (Clavé & Shaker, 2015;Sinaga et al, 2020). This contrasts with the findings of our study where there is no association between knowledge and years of experience, which may be due to poor standards of care for the majority of patients with dysphagia as most of them are not diagnosed or treated.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 99%
“…The same can happen to nurses with a higher level of experience. This study shows a significant relationship between the level of knowledge and care for patients, which is supported by a study conducted by (Mailinda & Lestari, 2019;Pickel-Voigt, 2016;Sinaga et al, 2020). This can be due to the fact that more involved in caring for stroke patients with dysphagia conditions, will increase the frequency of providing appropriate care to patients which can significantly increase nurses' knowledge.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 70%
“…A study after Lestari et al (2018), showed that they experienced menstrual pain, and found that 82% of women caused pain, 40.2% drank hot water and suppressed the diseased area, 37.2% of women asked for parental help when problems occurred and only 12.4% of young women sought help from a doctor. According to research by Indrawati (2018), from the more information that adolescents have about dysmenorrhea, the more knowledge they have about how to overcome dysmenorrhea, the more enthusiastic they are to overcome dysmenorrhea problems, and it is expected that the government will pay attention (Bellis et al, 2020;Sinaga et al, 2020;Anggraini & Ekawati, 2020). Problem Solving dysmenorrhea problems can be done as psychomotor behavior.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%