Assessment knowledge and practice of mothers having children with chronic kidney disease

Abdalla, Amany; Al-Sharkawy, Sabah Saad; Tantawy, Hyam R.; Sharaf, Mohammad A

doi:10.21608/ejhc.2020.126417

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“…Clinical trials have consistently demonstrated that good glycemic control is associated with long-lasting decreased risk for clinical and histological changes of DN (Uwaezuoke, 2015). Mothers have a significant role in delivering homebased intervention for their children with diabetes, so mother-centered empowerment programs will help mothers to improve disease control, better management and improve physical and mental functions of their children and prevention of disease complications (Bansal et al, 2018& Abdalla et al, 2020. Pediatric and community health nurse plays a great role in the prevention and intervention of DN for children with DM.…”

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Effect of Health Educational Program Regarding Nephropathy for Mothers of Children Suffering From Diabetes Mellitus at Assiut City

Abdalfatah

Hassan

Khalaf

et al. 2022

Assiut Scientific Nursing Journal

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Background:The health burden of diabetic nephropathy is exponentially increased by the constant and alarming increase of the incidence of both Type 1 and 2 diabetes mellitus. Aim: The study aimed to evaluate the effect of health educational program regarding nephropathy for mothers of children suffering from Diabetes Mellitus at Assiut City. Subjects and Method: Quasi-experimental (Pre-post-test) design implemented for 100 mothers of diabetic school-age children. Two tools included: Tool I: Part one: Personal and clinical data of children. Part two: Personal data of mothers. Tool II: Part one: Mothers' knowledge. Part two: Mothers' health-related practices. Results: Only 20% of school-age children's mothers had satisfactory knowledge regarding diabetic nephropathy in pretest. While raised significantly to 96% and 93% in posttest 1 and 2. Moreover, 35% of school-age children's mothers had satisfactory health-related practices regarding diabetic nephropathy in pretest. Whereas improved significantly to 82% and 91% in posttest 1 and 2. Conclusion: There was a significant improvement in the school-age children's mothers' knowledge and health-related practices regarding diabetic nephropathy after the educational program implementation. Recommendations: Continuing educational programs are needed to improve mothers' knowledge and practices toward better control of diabetic children.

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Effect of Health Educational Program Regarding Nephropathy for Mothers of Children Suffering From Diabetes Mellitus at Assiut City

Abdalfatah

Hassan

Khalaf

et al. 2022

Assiut Scientific Nursing Journal

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“…(Mrkulić et al, 2021) Mothers have a significant role in delivering home-based intervention for their children with diabetes, so mothercentered empowerment programs will help mothers to improve disease control, better management and improve physical and mental functions of their children and prevention of disease complications. (Abdalla et al, 2020) Mothers' adherent behavior can lead to improved outcomes and delay short and long-term adverse health outcomes. Mothers are typically the parents responsible for the majority of treatment management.…”

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Effect of Mothers’ Care Adherence on Control of type 1 Diabetes Mellitus Among their Children

Nassar

ELbahnasawy²,

Elnagar³

et al. 2022

Menoufia Nursing Journal

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Background: diabetes in children is becoming an increasingly public health concern throughout the world. It is a chronic disorder of metabolism characterized by partial or complete deficiency of the insulin hormone. Self-cared diabetes involves a complex set of tasks and the key to successful management of diabetes is adherence to these tasks. Purpose: to evaluate the effect of mothers' care adherence on control of type 1 diabetes mellitus among their children. Design: A Quasi experimental design was used. Setting: It was conducted in Health Insurance Hospital of Shebein Elkom.Sample: purposive sample of 100 mothers admitted with their children having type 1 diabetes. Instruments: three data collection instruments were used; structured interview questionnaire, the Adherence in diabetes questionnaires and observational care practices checklist. Result: the current study demonstrated that there were high statistical significant differences between mothers' knowledge and practices on post intervention compared to pre intervention. As well, there were high statistically significant differences between mothers' adherence level on posttest compared to pretest at (p< 0.001). Conclusion: The study concluded that mothers of children with type 1 diabetes mellitus who adhere to diabetic care had effectively good glycemic control among their children on posttest compared to pretest. Recommendation: integration of health promotion program into school curriculum may enhance knowledge, practice, and mothers' adherence to care for their children with type 1 Diabetes Mellitus.

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Assessment knowledge and practice of mothers having children with chronic kidney disease

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Effect of Health Educational Program Regarding Nephropathy for Mothers of Children Suffering From Diabetes Mellitus at Assiut City

Effect of Health Educational Program Regarding Nephropathy for Mothers of Children Suffering From Diabetes Mellitus at Assiut City

Effect of Mothers’ Care Adherence on Control of type 1 Diabetes Mellitus Among their Children

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