Trevor Spratt, John Devaney, David Hayes
In and out of home care decisions: The influence of confirmation bias in developing decision supportive reasoning
Child abuse & neglect
reported children already practicing selfmedication indeed childrens age allowed selfmedicate due limited knowledge regarding selfmedication leading inappropriate drug therapy selftoxicity becoming problems public health study aimed determine schoolage adolescents carry selfmedication behavior study designed crosssectional data collected using questionnaire methods 195 students recruited study consisting sdn keputih245 elementary school students smpn 19 surabaya junior high school sman 11 surabaya senior high school results showed students purchased medicine independently without doctors prescription primary source information regarding selfmedication school students family although respondents stated always inform parents doctors found practice selfmedication schoolage teenagers without informing parents doctors exists moreover less 50 student respondents believe selfmedication safe role pharmacists urgently needed provide proper education related drug information selfmedication increase schoolage students knowledge