A Randomized Controlled Intervention Trial: Effect of Counselling on Treatment Adherence and Self-Esteem of Women Patients Receiving Tuberculosis Treatment

Hussain, Sana; Malik, Anila Amber; Hussain, Zareen Delawar

doi:10.2174/1874220301603010027

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“…Counseling in TB treatment is important to control and monitor TB patients during the following treatment. The previous findings indicate a significant relationship between counseling and compliance with TB patients while taking drugs (Hussain, A. Malik and Hussain, 2016;Aldina, Hermanto and Manggasa, 2020). There were 62.5% of TB patients who were not adherent in taking drugs without good counseling (Aldina, Hermanto and Manggasa, 2020).…”

Section: Patient-provider Interaction and Counselingmentioning

confidence: 85%

The Quality of Tuberculosis Services in Patients’ Perspectives: A Literature Review

Merzistya

Adi

Sutiningsih

et al. 2021

JAKI

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Background: The assessment from the patient's perspective is the assurance of TB service’ quality to achieve the "End TB" target. The information regarding TB services’ quality assessment in the dimensions of QUOTE TB Light is not widely found.Aims: The study aims to review TB services' quality from the patients’ perspective in the 7 dimensions of QUOTE TB Light.Methods: This literature review study searched from 3 databases, namely PubMed, Science-Direct, and Google Scholar since July - October 2020. The inclusion criteria were research on TB services quality, patients’ perspective, and patient assessment of 7 dimenssion. Articles assessed the other health services’ quality and published before January 2015 was excluded.Results: A total of 7 from 89 articles found were selected for review. The patients’ assessments are based on their experiences or satisfactions. Most of the studies are satisfied with service availability, communication, patient-provider interactions, competence, and affordability. The patients’ dissatisfactions about infrastructure and stigma acquired during treatment.Conclusion: Infrastructure and stigma are assessed negatively. The continously evaluation and training for health workers need to be improved so they can serve patients well. The patients’ perspectives can be the major consideration for providers to enhance the TB services’ quality.Keywords: Quality of TB services, QUOTE TB Light, patients’ perspectives, Tuberculosis

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Section: Patient-provider Interaction and Counselingmentioning

confidence: 85%

The Quality of Tuberculosis Services in Patients’ Perspectives: A Literature Review

Merzistya

Adi

Sutiningsih

et al. 2021

JAKI

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“…Through counseling, patients recognize their own uniqueness and are able to receive support for treatment and to overcome problems that can endanger compliance (Hussain, Malik, & Hussain, 2016).…”

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The Effectiveness of Cough Etiquette Counseling among People with Presumptive and Confirmed Tuberculosis

Prihanti

Julianto

Sasmita

et al. 2021

JBE

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Background: Tuberculosis (TB) is one of the most severe global health problems. The World Health Organization recommends the application of and compliance with infection control measures, one of which is cough etiquette to prevent transmission of pathogenic droplets. Purpose: The aim of the current research was to determine the effectiveness of cough etiquette counseling on changes in the knowledge, behavior, and awareness of patients with confirmed and suspected TB at Public Health Center (PHC) of C in K city. Methods: This research was designed as a pre-experimental study and was conducted in July 2018. The target population of the research comprised TB patients who were being treated in PHC of C in K city. The inclusion criteria were patients at PHC of C in K city with confirmed TB recorded between January and June 2018 and those with suspected TB reported between May and June 2018. This research was analyze based on univariable and bivariable analysis using T-testing and Wilcoxon testing. Results: There were significant differences in knowledge changes before and after cough etiquette counseling (mean difference = 3.72; p < 0.00). There was a significant difference in behavior before and after counseling (mean difference = 1.12; p = 0.04). There was also a significant difference in awareness before and after counseling (mean difference = 5.89; p < 0.00). Conclusion: Changes in knowledge, behavior, and awareness were observed in confirmed and suspected TB patients after cough etiquette counseling.

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“…When a person has a positive evaluation of her/his characteristics and leads her/his beliefs toward positive thinking, she/he can overcome her/his problems and apply a good strategy in her/his relationships. [ 22 ] Self-disclosure and unwillingness of women to reveal facts were the study's weaknesses, and the fact that spouses who perpetrated violence were not counseled was a limitation of the study, as few men were willing to state that they were abusive to their wives. Therefore, we tried to reduce this indirectly by empowering women.…”

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The effect of gestalt-based counseling on the level of self-esteem and intimate partner violence against pregnant women: A randomized control trial

Noormohamadi

Ahmadi

Jahani

et al. 2021

Iranian J Nursing Midwifery Res

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A Randomized Controlled Intervention Trial: Effect of Counselling on Treatment Adherence and Self-Esteem of Women Patients Receiving Tuberculosis Treatment

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Cited by 7 publications

References 15 publications

The Quality of Tuberculosis Services in Patients’ Perspectives: A Literature Review

The Quality of Tuberculosis Services in Patients’ Perspectives: A Literature Review

The Effectiveness of Cough Etiquette Counseling among People with Presumptive and Confirmed Tuberculosis

The effect of gestalt-based counseling on the level of self-esteem and intimate partner violence against pregnant women: A randomized control trial

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