Foot-Care Education

Uses

Highlighted claims

• The findings support targeted education to improve awareness and reinforce consistent foot self-care. — Foot self-care knowledge, practices and associated factors among individuals diagnosed with diabetes attending clinics at base hospitals in Colombo, Sri Lanka: an analytical cross-sectional study
• Education should become a standard part of diabetes management protocols. — Foot self-care knowledge, practices and associated factors among individuals diagnosed with diabetes attending clinics at base hospitals in Colombo, Sri Lanka: an analytical cross-sectional study
• Hospitals should implement consistent education protocols, train providers, and develop standardised educational materials. — Foot self-care knowledge, practices and associated factors among individuals diagnosed with diabetes attending clinics at base hospitals in Colombo, Sri Lanka: an analytical cross-sectional study
• Structured nurse-led health education programmes may be valuable at the clinical level, especially in primary and base hospitals. — Foot self-care knowledge, practices and associated factors among individuals diagnosed with diabetes attending clinics at base hospitals in Colombo, Sri Lanka: an analytical cross-sectional study
• Because gender differences were observed, educational programmes should be gender-sensitive. — Foot self-care knowledge, practices and associated factors among individuals diagnosed with diabetes attending clinics at base hospitals in Colombo, Sri Lanka: an analytical cross-sectional study