Mishu Mangla, Naina Kumar, Aparna Jarathi, Nabnita Patnaik, Lalita B Nimmala, Subhrajyoti Roy, Deepak Singla
Effectiveness of Simulation-Based Training of Undergraduate Medical Students Regarding the Management of Eclampsia: A Randomized Controlled Educational Trial
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taiwan illegal drug use critical health problem adolescence schools playa vital role preventing students illegal drug use accordingly developed evaluated schoolbased druguse prevention program integrating theory planned behavior tpb health literacy junior high school students study aimed use theorybased program prevent students illegal drug use taiwanese junior high school students recruited 648 junior high school students aged around 1314 years grades 7 8 students 14 selected schools n 323 experimental group n 325 comparison group experimental group received 10 45min sessions theorybased druguse prevention program comparison group received traditional didactic teaching drug refusal skill training used generalized estimating equation gee analyze data results paired ttests indicated druguse health literacy tpbrelated variables improved experimental group gee analyses indicated participants experimental group also demonstrated significantly improved health literacy p 0001 compared comparison group especially functional p 0001 critical health literacy p 0017 experimental group also showed significant postintervention improvement terms subjective norm scores p 0024 study results demonstrated effectiveness druguse prevention program health literacy subjective norm integrating theory planned behavior health literacy study supports future implementation similar programs junior high school students integrate health literacy subjective norms two critical program components