The study titled "The Effect of a Health Belief Model-Based Training Program on Women's Self-Breast Examination Behavior, Breast Cancer Fear and Awareness Levels: A Randomized Controlled Study" aimed to increase breast cancer awareness and the application of breast self-examination techniques among women by providing the necessary training through a training program based on the Health Belief Model.
Being affiliated with Family Health Center No. 1 in Ardahan Province,
Being a woman between the ages of 20 and 69,
Being literate,
Not having been diagnosed with breast cancer,
Difficulty communicating,
Wanting to drop out of the study,
Not wanting to participate in the study.
Women who did not fill out the data form despite reminders via message and phone call.
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Health Belief Model-Based Education Program
BehavioralA structured education program based on the Health Belief Model designed to improve breast self-examination behavior and increase breast cancer awareness.
Change in Breast Self-Examination Behavior
Change in breast self-examination behavior measured as a single self-reported outcome indicating whether participants perform breast self-examination.
Change in Breast Cancer Knowledge Level
Change in breast cancer knowledge assessed using the Comprehensive Breast Cancer Knowledge Test.
Change in Breast Cancer Awareness Level
Change in breast cancer awareness measured using the Breast Cancer Awareness Scale.
Change in Breast Cancer Fear Level
Change in fear related to breast cancer measured using the Champion Breast Cancer Fear Scale.
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