Introduction Menstrual distress caused by primary dysmenorrhea is associated with physical
and psychological symptoms—before, after, and during menstruation. Leventhal's self …

Objective This study aimed to determine the impact of training based on the Common-Sense
Model of Self-Regulation (CSM) on blood pressure and self-management of patients with …

Abstract Background About 20–40% of people with Heart failure (HF) suffer from some
depression, which is 4–5% greater than the overall population. This depression can lead to …

Background: Teach-back training is one of the interactive teaching methods that assess the
learner's understanding by asking questions and provide a proper educational context for …

Introduction: Psychological factors including depression and anxiety are the most critical risk
factors in the treatment and prognosis of heart failure which should be addressed in …

Background: Coronary artery disease (CAD) is a chronic disease. These patients need a
high level of illness perception and self-care behaviors until the end of their lives. Objectives …

Background The use of self-analgesics among women for dysmenorrhoea is common. Non-
pharmacological methods can be employed to effectively cope with dysmenorrhoea …

Background: Exposure to death and the resulting anxiety is a significant dimension of the
mental health of patients suffering from chronic diseases, including heart failure. Objectives …

Abstract Background and Objective: Heart failure is one of the most common chronic,
progressive, and debilitating heart disorders, exerting a destructive effect on selfcare and …

Background: Exposure to death and the resulting anxiety is a significant dimension of the
mental health of patients suffering from chronic diseases, including heart failure. Objectives …