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2. Knowledge and Practices of Mothers Regarding Use of Vitamin D for Infant Health

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DAĞHAN, Şafak, UYSAL TORAMAN, Aynur, YELTEN, Gülçin, TAŞKIRAN, Gülcan, and SAVAN, Fatma

Subjects
D vitamini,D vitamini eksikliği,Bebek sağlığı,Annelerin bilgi ve uygulamaları, Vitamin D deficiency, Infant health, Bebek sağlığı, Mothers' knowledge and practice, D vitamini eksikliği, Vitamin D,Vitamin D deficiency,Infant health,Mothers’ knowledge and practice, Vitamin D, D vitamini, Annelerin bilgi ve uygulamaları
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GİRİŞ:D vitaminiyetersizliği dünya çapındaki nüfusun neredeyse % 50'sini etkilemektedir.Bebekler, hamileler ve yaşlılar bu durumdan en çok etkilenen gruplardır. Bu çalışmanın amacı, annelerin bebek sağlığıiçin D vitamini kullanımına ilişkin bilgi ve uygulamalarını incelemektir.GEREÇve YÖNTEM:Butanımlayıcı çalışma, İzmir'de altı Aile Sağlığı Merkezi’nde gerçekleştirildi.Araştırma verileri araştırmacılar tarafından literatür doğrultusundageliştirilen anket formu kullanılarak toplanmıştır. Anket formu aile sağlığımerkezlerine kayıtlı ve araştırmaya katılıma gönüllü olan 286 anneyeuygulanmıştır. BULGULAR:Annelerin %46,9’unun gebelikte D vitamini kullanımıyla ilgili eğitimaldığı ve bunlardan %30,1’inin eğitimlerini hemşire/ebeden aldığınıbelirlenmiştir. Dvitamini kullanımı konusunda eğitim almış annelerin %88,1'inin gebeliksüresince D vitamini desteği kullandığı, eğitim almayan annelerin ise%57,7'sinin gebelik süresince D vitamini desteği kullanmadığı tespit edildi(X²=32,28, p, INTRODUCTION: Vitamin D insufficiency affectsalmost 50% of the population worldwide. The groups most affected by thissituation are infants, pregnant women, and elderly people. This study examines the knowledge andpractices of mothers regarding the use of vitamin D for infant health.MATERİALS and METHODS: This descriptive study was conducted at six Family Health Centers in İzmir,Turkey. Data was collected using a questionnaire developed based on theliterature by the researchers. Thequestionnaire was administered to 286 mothers who had registered to the centersand volunteered for participating in the study.RESULTS:It wasdetermined that 46.9% of the mothersreceived education on the use of vitamin D during pregnancy, with 30.1% of themstating that they received education from nurses or midwives. It was found that88.1% of the mothers who had received educationon the use of vitamin D used vitamin D supplements during their pregnancy,whereas 57.7% of the mothers who had not received any education did not use vitaminD supplements during their pregnancy (X²=32.28, p

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2019

3. The Difficulties Experienced by Nursing Students during the Use of NANDA Diagnoses in Care Management.

Author

Ardahan, Melek, Ozsoy, Suheyla, Simsek, Hatice, Savan, Fatma, Taskiran, Gulcan, and Konal, Ebru

Subjects
COMMUNICATION, HEALTH occupations students, RESEARCH methodology, NOSOLOGY, NURSING, NURSING care plans, NURSING diagnosis, PSYCHOLOGY of nursing students, WORK experience (Employment)
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It was observed in the research carried out that students experienced difficulties in certain stages or in the entire nursing process during clinical applications. The study is planned to determine difficulties experienced by nursing students in using diagnoses of NANDA at care management. The students, studying in 3rd and 4th class at the Ege University Nursing School, covers the universe of descriptive study. The mean age was 21.93±1.48 years (min: 20, max: 35). Students stated difficulties in preparing care plans as; in ability to identify nursing diagnosis on the patient, difficulty in verbal communication with the patient, not to be fully mastered on diagnosis and theoretical knowledge. Students described the causes of difficulties they have experienced during preparation of care plans as follows: unable to determine nursing diagnoses appropriate to the patients and unable to receive sufficient education about diagnoses and lack of experience. When the NANDA nursing diagnoses used by students were examined, it was determined that they have used the following diagnoses frequently: the risk of infection, infection, constipation, the risk of constipation, activity intolerance, impairment in physical movement, disorder in sleeping habits, fatigue, lack of information, anxiety, risk of trauma, risk of impairment on the integrity of skin and pain. The study showed that many students had difficulty in the process of nursing care and was found to need help. It is very important to determine nursing students' use of nursing process in order to improve the nursing student's chance to provide more qualified care. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019

4. Annelerin Bebek Sağlığında D Vitamini Kullanımına İlişkin Bilgi ve Uygulamaları.

Author

Dağhan, Şafak, Toraman, Aynur Uysal, Yelten, Gülçin, Taşkıran, Gülcan, and Savan, Fatma

Subjects
EDUCATION of mothers, DIETARY supplements, INFANT care, RESEARCH methodology, MIDWIVES, NURSES, QUESTIONNAIRES, SUNSHINE, VITAMIN D, OCCUPATIONAL roles, HEALTH literacy, CHILDREN, PREGNANCY
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2019
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