Evaluation of Knowledge of patients with Chronic Diseases Regarding Stroke Risk Factors and Warning Signs
Knowledge of patients with Chronic Diseases Regarding Stroke Risk Factors and Warning Signs
Abstract
The risk of stroke is dramatically rising in developing countries compared to developed ones. The study aimed to evaluate Knowledge of Chronic Diseases patients with regarding Stroke risk factors and its warning signs. A descriptive study was carried out from 17th February, 2023 to 30th of January, 2024. non-probability sample of 470 patients from AL- Nasiriyah Teaching hospital, Souq Al-Shuyukh General Hospital, and Al- Shatra General Hospital was selected.
A questionnaire constructed by the researcher to measure the variables. There were three sections on the questionnaire: demographic information, patient’s health history assessment: as well as the knowledge of chronic diseases patients regarding Strock risk factors as well as its warning signs. A content validity determined by panel of specialists. The data analysed by descriptive besides inferential statistics. the results indicated poor knowledge of participants regarding stroke risk factors and its warning symptoms.
The researchers concluded that the sample members in the study showed poor knowledge about stroke warning signs, and risk factors. Thus, A comprehensive and intensive evidence-based health education program is imperative to enhance stroke awareness. The Ministry of Health should utilize a health-oriented mass media strategy to enhance population knowledge and awareness of stroke.
Keywords
- Knowledge
- patients with Chronic Diseases
- Stroke Risk Factors
- Warning Signs
How to Cite
fatima jaber, Qasim A. Khasal . (2025). Evaluation of Knowledge of patients with Chronic Diseases Regarding Stroke Risk Factors and Warning Signs : Knowledge of patients with Chronic Diseases Regarding Stroke Risk Factors and Warning Signs . Journal of Current Medical Research and Opinion , Vol. 8 No. 01 (2025) , 3908-3915 . https://doi.org/10.52845/CMRO/2025/8-1-11