Effect of telehealth education on women’s knowledge regarding risk factors and early detection of breast cancer DOI

Rehab Fouad Abd Elkodoos,

Mona Mohamed Ebrahim,

Aziza Ibrahim Abd El Kader

et al.

Egyptian Nursing Journal, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 21(2), P. 101 - 110

Published: May 1, 2024

Background The most frequent cancer that affects women worldwide is breast (BC). Through comprehension of risk factors and early detection approaches, can become more adept at managing their journey toward health. Aim aim the study was to evaluate effect telehealth education on women’s knowledge regarding BC. Design A quasi-experimental (pre- post test) design used achieve current aim. Setting carried out family health centers in Cairo City, Egypt. Sample purposive sample 300 recruited for study. Tools Two tools were data collection. Tool (I): Demographic medical-related form (II) BC Knowledge Questionnaire. Results findings disclosed there statistically significant differences between all dimensions’ mean scores related pre-, post-, follow-up sessions ( P value= 0.0001). Also, finding indicated 73% participants got a satisfactory level after sessions, which increased 86.7% 3 months. Conclusion implementation has improving detection. Recommendations Promotion development programs raise about

Language: Английский

Effect of telehealth education on women’s knowledge regarding risk factors and early detection of breast cancer DOI

Rehab Fouad Abd Elkodoos,

Mona Mohamed Ebrahim,

Aziza Ibrahim Abd El Kader

et al.

Egyptian Nursing Journal, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 21(2), P. 101 - 110

Published: May 1, 2024

Background The most frequent cancer that affects women worldwide is breast (BC). Through comprehension of risk factors and early detection approaches, can become more adept at managing their journey toward health. Aim aim the study was to evaluate effect telehealth education on women’s knowledge regarding BC. Design A quasi-experimental (pre- post test) design used achieve current aim. Setting carried out family health centers in Cairo City, Egypt. Sample purposive sample 300 recruited for study. Tools Two tools were data collection. Tool (I): Demographic medical-related form (II) BC Knowledge Questionnaire. Results findings disclosed there statistically significant differences between all dimensions’ mean scores related pre-, post-, follow-up sessions ( P value= 0.0001). Also, finding indicated 73% participants got a satisfactory level after sessions, which increased 86.7% 3 months. Conclusion implementation has improving detection. Recommendations Promotion development programs raise about

Language: Английский

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