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Low socioeconomic level and enterobius vermicularis: A interventional study to children and their mothers in home

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To determine the effects of care and monitoring provided at home to children in whom Enterobius vermicularis is detected and their mothers on the presence of observing the parasite and… Click to show full abstract

To determine the effects of care and monitoring provided at home to children in whom Enterobius vermicularis is detected and their mothers on the presence of observing the parasite and the knowledge and practices of the children and their mothers on the issue. This study used a pre‐test‐post‐test quasi‐experimental design. In the study, 20 students and their mothers were determined as the experimental group, while 18 students and their mothers were determined as the control group. Home visits were made to the families of the children in the experimental group for 6 months. At these home visits, health education on the parasite was provided to the mothers and the children. There were highly significant differences between the experiment and control groups in terms of E. vermicularis presence, knowledge and hygiene practice scores (p < .001).

Keywords: low socioeconomic; level enterobius; study; children mothers; enterobius vermicularis; socioeconomic level

Journal Title: Zoonoses and Public Health
Year Published: 2020

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