Effects of Web-Based Adolescent Health Promotion Program in Hearing

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Clinical Trial Summary

Our research is to evaluate the effect and applicability of the adolescent health promotion program, which includes multiple behavioral interventions, on physical activity, nutrition and mental health of hearing impaired adolescents living in the community.

Clinical Trial Description

Purpose of the research; To evaluate the effect and applicability of the Web-Based Adolescent Health Promotion program, which includes multiple health behavior initiatives, on physical activity, nutrition, and stress management of hearing impaired adolescents in making healthy choices, assuming their own health responsibilities and acquiring healthy lifestyle behaviors. Materials and methods; The research is a full experimental study with pretest-posttest control group, repeated measurement design, random groups. Research sample; A total of 70 hearing-impaired adolescents aged 12-18, studying at Abdurrahman Gazi Sağlar Primary School, Van Special Education Vocational High School and Duyus Special Education and Rehabilitation Center affiliated to the Ministry of National Education in the city center of Van. The data of the research; "Sociodemographic Characteristics Information Form", "Body Mass Index (BMI)", "Adolescent Nutrition Information Scale", "Adolescent Physical Activity Information Scale", "Adolescent Lifestyle Scale", "Adolescent Healthy Lifestyle Choices Scale", "Renewed Child" Anxiety and Depression Scale", "Daily Food Consumption Form", "Beverage Consumption Form", "Pedometer" were collected. In the study; descriptive statistics will be evaluated with mean, standard deviation, percentage and frequency analysis. Comparisons between groups will be analyzed using Pearson's chi-square, Student's t-test, Mann Whitney-U test, Kruskal Wallis test, analysis of variance and Cohen's d effect size. The results of this study; - Physical Variables: Body Mass Index (BMI) and Weight - Behavioral Variables: Weekly average number of steps and change, fruit and vegetable consumption amount, amount of water consumed, amount of sugary and acidic beverages consumed, "Adolescent Lifestyle" scale score average, "Adolescent" Lifestyle Choices scale score average, - Cognitive Variables: "Adolescent Nutrition Knowledge" scale mean score, "Adolescent Physical Activity Knowledge" scale mean score, "Regenerated Child Anxiety and Depression" scale mean score will be evaluated. ;

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Clinical Trial Details

NCT number	NCT05329207
Study type	Interventional
Source	Istanbul University-Cerrahpasa
Contact	HAKAN ORAKCI, Phd Student
Phone	+905053878162
Email	hakanorakci@yyu.edu.tr
Status	Not yet recruiting
Phase	N/A
Start date	April 18, 2022
Completion date	November 18, 2022

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Effects of Web-Based Adolescent Health Promotion Program in Hearing Impaired Adolescents — ASGE-FABES

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