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A Study On Parental Knowledge And Management Of Beta Thalassemia In Transfusion-Dependent Children

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MRMuhammad RabnawazMichigan State UniversitySKSarzamin KhanThe University of Agriculture, PeshawarMKMuhammad Imran KhanLahore College for Women University

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Descriptive cross-sectional research shows low parental awareness of beta thalassemia in transfusion-dependent children, indicating a need for education.

Key Points

  • Parental awareness of beta thalassemia was inadequate, with 61.3% unaware before their child's diagnosis.
  • Chi-square results indicated that educational attainment significantly influenced parental awareness (p = 0.030).
  • Descriptive cross-sectional research involved 250 participants, using questionnaires to assess parental knowledge and practices.
  • Significant gender differences were found in adherence to management practices, with male parents performing better (p = 0.00).

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Rabnawaz et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68a36a3f0a429f797332e90ehttps://doi.org/10.62746/njlhs.v4n1.62
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