TY - JOUR
KW - Knowledge and practices
AU - Saber Osman D
AU - El-Sayed Hassan S
AU - Mohammed Said K
AU - Mohammed Abd El-Aziz S
AB - <p><strong>Background:</strong>&nbsp;Blinding trachoma is the leading infectious cause of blindness worldwide. &nbsp;<strong>Aim of this study:&nbsp;</strong>Was to assess mothers' knowledge and reported practices regarding care of their children suffering from blinding trachoma.&nbsp;<strong>Research design</strong>: A descriptive design was utilized to conduct this study.&nbsp;<strong>Setting:&nbsp;</strong>This study was conducted at outpatient clinic at the Benha Ophthalmic&nbsp; Hospital.&nbsp;<strong>Sample:&nbsp;</strong>A purposive sample of&nbsp; 55 mothers who accompanied their children who diagnosed with blinding trachoma and aged 1day-9 years.&nbsp;<strong>Tools of data collection:</strong>&nbsp;Two tools were used to conduct this study.<strong>Tool I:</strong>&nbsp; Structured&nbsp; questionnaire schedule to assess mothers' knowledge regarding blinding trachoma.&nbsp;<strong>Tool II:</strong>&nbsp; Reported practice questionnaire to assess mothers' reoprted practice regarding care of their children suffering from blinding trachoma.&nbsp;<strong>Results</strong>: &nbsp;The majority of the studied mothers had unsatisfactory knowledge about blinding trachoma, while less than two thirds of them had inadequate reported practices toward caring for their children with blinding trachoma.<strong>&nbsp;Conclusion</strong>: There was a positive correlation between total knowledge and reported practices of mothers' towards caring of their children with blinding trachoma.&nbsp;<strong>Recommendations</strong>: Provision of educational programs on regular basis is suggested to the mothers caring of their children with blinding trachoma.</p>

BT - Journal of Nursing Science Benha University
DO - 10.21608/jnsbu.2022.213184
IS - 1
LA - eng
N2 - <p><strong>Background:</strong>&nbsp;Blinding trachoma is the leading infectious cause of blindness worldwide. &nbsp;<strong>Aim of this study:&nbsp;</strong>Was to assess mothers' knowledge and reported practices regarding care of their children suffering from blinding trachoma.&nbsp;<strong>Research design</strong>: A descriptive design was utilized to conduct this study.&nbsp;<strong>Setting:&nbsp;</strong>This study was conducted at outpatient clinic at the Benha Ophthalmic&nbsp; Hospital.&nbsp;<strong>Sample:&nbsp;</strong>A purposive sample of&nbsp; 55 mothers who accompanied their children who diagnosed with blinding trachoma and aged 1day-9 years.&nbsp;<strong>Tools of data collection:</strong>&nbsp;Two tools were used to conduct this study.<strong>Tool I:</strong>&nbsp; Structured&nbsp; questionnaire schedule to assess mothers' knowledge regarding blinding trachoma.&nbsp;<strong>Tool II:</strong>&nbsp; Reported practice questionnaire to assess mothers' reoprted practice regarding care of their children suffering from blinding trachoma.&nbsp;<strong>Results</strong>: &nbsp;The majority of the studied mothers had unsatisfactory knowledge about blinding trachoma, while less than two thirds of them had inadequate reported practices toward caring for their children with blinding trachoma.<strong>&nbsp;Conclusion</strong>: There was a positive correlation between total knowledge and reported practices of mothers' towards caring of their children with blinding trachoma.&nbsp;<strong>Recommendations</strong>: Provision of educational programs on regular basis is suggested to the mothers caring of their children with blinding trachoma.</p>

PB - Egypts Presidential Specialized Council for Education and Scientific Research
PY - 2022
SP - 165
EP - 177
T2 - Journal of Nursing Science Benha University
TI - Mothers' Knowledge and Practices regarding Care of their Children Suffering from Blinding Trachoma
UR - https://jnsbu.journals.ekb.eg/article_213184_fa98e106b63cac456fc9dd26f8e0e6f1.pdf
VL - 3
SN - 2735-5802
ER -