The Effects of Self-care Education of Adolescents on the Power of Self-care

Adolescents experience some physical and mental changes at adolescence so that they may meet situations that threaten the health. Therefore it is important to support adolescents in terms of self-care. This study was conducted as a quasi-experimental experimental study in order to increase self-care...

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Age
Alcohol
Child development
Eating behavior
Education
Gynecology
Health care
Mothers
Nurses
Nursing
Pediatrics
Pregnancy
Preventive medicine
Questionnaires
Sociodemographics
Students
Studies
Teenagers
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