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Abstract

A STUDY TO ASSESS KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICES REGARDING HOME BASED CARE OF ARTHRITIS AMONG ADULTS AT SELECTED RURAL AREA DISTRICT JAIPUR

Ranveer Singh Chaudhary*, Babu Lal Sharma and Rajesh Saini

ABSTRACT

Introduction: Arthritis is a prevalent chronic condition with significant impacts on individuals' well-being andhealthcare systems globally. This study aims to assess the knowledge and practices related to home-based arthritiscare among adults in a rural area. Method: The research approach quantitative research approach A descriptivestudy was conducted in selected geographical area which is prone to arthritis cases a rural area of chhapura khurdDistrict Jaipur, involving 100 adults aged 31-70. Structured questionnaires and checklists were used to collect dataon demographic characteristics, knowledge about arthritis, and home-based care practices. Results: The majorityof participants (61%) exhibited poor knowledge levels regarding arthritis care, with only 12% demonstrating goodknowledge. In terms of practice levels, 47% of participants showed poor practices, while 7% exhibited goodpractices. Significant associations were observed between educational qualification, occupation, family history ofarthritis, and both knowledge and practice levels (p < 0.05). Correlation analysis revealed a positive correlationbetween knowledge and practice scores (r = 0.578, p > 0.05), emphasizing the pivotal role of knowledge ininfluencing effective arthritis management practices. However, no significant relationships were found betweenage, gender, or monthly family income, and knowledge or practice levels. Conclusion: This study highlights theneed for targeted educational interventions to enhance awareness and understanding of arthritis managementpractices, particularly in rural area. The findings contribute valuable insights into arthritis care and haveimplications for nursing education, services, and practice.

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