Sabina Ličen, Mirko Prosen
The development of cultural competences in nursing students and their significance in shaping the future work environment: a pilot study
BMC medical education
caregivers often use paracetamol management pediatric illnesses without clear rationale study evaluated perception practices caregivers regarding use paracetamol children southwestern saudi arabia study involved crosssectional design involving 373 caregivers children twelve questionnaire elucidated reasons usage frequency safe usage practices data analyzed using spss applying chisquare tests logistic regression caregivers age range 3140 years intermediate education paracetamol mainly used fever generalized pain diarrhea fewer opting selfcare measures caregivers primary less education likely perceive paracetamol safe aor 298 13673 p 0009 less inclined check warning labels aor 011 005025 p 0001 expiry dates aor 0063 0027014 p 0001 caregivers education level significantly influenced determination treatment duration 2 2158 4 p 0001 dosage 2 3070 4 p 0001 frequency administration 2 1777 4 p 0001 conclusion inadequate health literacy result lack attention towards crucial safety information pediatric paracetamol use hence counselling initiatives undertaken ensure safe effective use paracetamol children