The Influence of Educational Experience and Educational Level of Adult Male Non-Insulin Dependent Patients on their Compliance Behavior

The Influence of Educational Experience and Educational Level of Adult Male Non-Insulin Dependent Patients on their Compliance Behavior

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Sixty-seven male NIDDM patients were assessed for compliance behavior measured by FBS values. Variables were: structured educational experience; demographic variables of educational level,place of residence. age , and number of children. Significant differences (p=0.05) were noted with patients give...

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Main Author: Abdul Rahman S. Al-Hamidi
Format: Article
Language:Arabic
Published: King Saud University 1991-06-01
Series:Journal of Educational Sciences
Subjects:
Educational Experience
Educational level
Adult Male Non-Insulin Dependent Patients
Compliance Behavior
Online Access:https://jes.ksu.edu.sa/sites/jes.ksu.edu.sa/files/v3n21991-7.pdf
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spelling doaj-294836b895dd46e7b21bfab241eb0cd12020-11-25T00:35:08ZaraKing Saud UniversityJournal of Educational Sciences1658-78631658-76771991-06-0132583607The Influence of Educational Experience and Educational Level of Adult Male Non-Insulin Dependent Patients on their Compliance BehaviorAbdul Rahman S. Al-HamidiSixty-seven male NIDDM patients were assessed for compliance behavior measured by FBS values. Variables were: structured educational experience; demographic variables of educational level,place of residence. age , and number of children. Significant differences (p=0.05) were noted with patients given educational experience and those with some previous formal education having more favorable compliance. Recommendations are: include health awareness in ABE curriculum. use health as a motivation toward literacy, assess patients’ educational ability to comply with treatment, and assess patients’ inclination to participate in structured educational experience when planning treatment of chronic illness.https://jes.ksu.edu.sa/sites/jes.ksu.edu.sa/files/v3n21991-7.pdfEducational ExperienceEducational levelAdult Male Non-Insulin Dependent PatientsCompliance Behavior
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The Influence of Educational Experience and Educational Level of Adult Male Non-Insulin Dependent Patients on their Compliance Behavior
Journal of Educational Sciences
Educational Experience
Educational level
Adult Male Non-Insulin Dependent Patients
Compliance Behavior
author_facet Abdul Rahman S. Al-Hamidi
author_sort Abdul Rahman S. Al-Hamidi
title The Influence of Educational Experience and Educational Level of Adult Male Non-Insulin Dependent Patients on their Compliance Behavior
title_short The Influence of Educational Experience and Educational Level of Adult Male Non-Insulin Dependent Patients on their Compliance Behavior
title_full The Influence of Educational Experience and Educational Level of Adult Male Non-Insulin Dependent Patients on their Compliance Behavior
title_fullStr The Influence of Educational Experience and Educational Level of Adult Male Non-Insulin Dependent Patients on their Compliance Behavior
title_full_unstemmed The Influence of Educational Experience and Educational Level of Adult Male Non-Insulin Dependent Patients on their Compliance Behavior
title_sort influence of educational experience and educational level of adult male non-insulin dependent patients on their compliance behavior
publisher King Saud University
series Journal of Educational Sciences
issn 1658-7863
1658-7677
publishDate 1991-06-01
description Sixty-seven male NIDDM patients were assessed for compliance behavior measured by FBS values. Variables were: structured educational experience; demographic variables of educational level,place of residence. age , and number of children. Significant differences (p=0.05) were noted with patients given educational experience and those with some previous formal education having more favorable compliance. Recommendations are: include health awareness in ABE curriculum. use health as a motivation toward literacy, assess patients’ educational ability to comply with treatment, and assess patients’ inclination to participate in structured educational experience when planning treatment of chronic illness.
topic Educational Experience
Educational level
Adult Male Non-Insulin Dependent Patients
Compliance Behavior
url https://jes.ksu.edu.sa/sites/jes.ksu.edu.sa/files/v3n21991-7.pdf
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