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study conducted determine effect health literacy diabetes selfefficacy foot selfcare type ii diabetics descriptive correlational study conducted 187 people research conducted 01 june 2021 31 december 2021 province located southeastern region turkey nonprobability purposive sampling used sampling method introductory information form turkish health literacy scale32 thls32 diabetes selfefficacy scale diabetes foot selfcare behavior scale dfsbs used study data evaluated frequency percentage mean correlation analyses using spss 25 software determined participants low education level advanced age feet patients examined wounds feet health literacy level 578 participants found insufficient mean thls32 score 2250 1065 diabetes selfefficacy scale mean score 7283 1184 diabetes foot selfcare behavior scale mean score 2260 544 determined relationship thls32 diabetes selfefficacy score type ii diabetes health literacy increased diabetes selfefficacy increased p 005 determined health literacy level insufficient whereas diabetes selfefficacy foot selfcare good level found health literacy increased selfefficacy increased information health literacy effective coping disease reason information health literacy given early age