Impact of Education and Behavior Change on Psoriasis Care
This study explored how combining education with behavior modification affects skin care in patients with psoriasis vulgaris.
Study Overview
A total of 108 patients participated from November 2022 to October 2023. They were divided into two groups:
- Control Group: Received standard care, including medication advice and basic health education.
- Experimental Group: Received enhanced support, which included:
- Biweekly educational sessions
- Personalized behavior assessments
- Self-monitoring tools, like supervision cards
Key Findings
After the intervention, both groups showed improvements in:
- Itch Severity: Reduced itching and affected areas.
- Self-Efficacy: Increased confidence in managing their condition.
- Quality of Life: Better overall well-being as measured by specific scales.
The experimental group had better outcomes in all areas compared to the control group.
Practical Solutions
The combined approach of behavior modification and education:
- Improved adherence to skin care routines.
- Reduced itchiness in psoriasis patients.
- Enhanced self-efficacy and overall quality of life.
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