Esther K Adams, Andrea E Strahan, Peter J Joski, Jonathan N Hawley, Veda C Johnson, Carol J Hogue
Effect of Elementary School-Based Health Centers in Georgia on the Use of Preventive Services
American journal of preventive medicine
providing education epilepsy crucial helps individuals acquire necessary knowledge skills effectively manage seizures also reducing stigma misconceptions surrounding condition aim research examine learners perceive integration epilepsy education life skills training descriptiveexploratory design utilized study research took place provinces limpopo mpumalanga located south africa primary schools chosen rural communities selected research six focus group discussions conducted learners aged 9 14 years grades 4 7 group comprised six learners resulting total 36 individuals satisfied inclusion criteria data collected august november 2022 semistructured interviews utilized collect data saturation reached collected data analyzed assistance atlasti studys results underscore significance incorporating epilepsy education life skills curricula primary school level revealed two prominent themes emerged first reasons provided students integration epilepsy education life skills training second preferred teaching methodologies epilepsy education within life skills curriculum identified learners trustworthiness ethical consideration ensured recommended guidelines epilepsy life skills developed enhance wellbeing academic performance learners epilepsy primary schools mpumalanga limpopo provinces