Why the study?
The study was conducted to assess the effectiveness of an educational intervention on knowledge regarding self-care practices among patients following percutaneous coronary intervention.
Does computer assisted education improve knowledge on self-care practices in patients following percutaneous coronary interventions?
Does computer assisted education improve knowledge on self-care practices in patients following percutaneous coronary interventions?
Computer-assisted educational interventions can significantly improve knowledge of self-care practices in patients following percutaneous coronary intervention.
Educational intervention may boost post-PCI self-care knowledge; leaves open outcome impact in larger trials.
A study to assess the effectiveness of educational intervention on knowledge on self-care practices of patients following percutaneous coronary interventions at KMCH, Coimbatore. Aimed to assess the effectiveness of educational intervention on knowledge on self-care practices following PCI, The study was conducted at KMCH cardiac ward, cardiac day care. The Sample size consisted of 60.Modified General System Theory of Ludwig VonBertalanfy’s Conceptual framework was used. The data collection was done for a period of 6 weeks. Non-probability purposive sampling technique and informed consent was obtained. The investigators collected the demographic data and clinical variables from the patientcase sheet. The self-administered questionnaire was administered to assess the knowledge on self-care practices. After 20 minutes the completed questionnaire was collected back, followed by brief explanation education was given regarding the acute coronary syndrome, management and post PCI self-care practices through computer assisted education. The post assessment of knowledge on self-care practices was measured on patients with regular follow up from 15 days.
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