The Effect of Spiritual Self-Care Training on the Severity of Insomnia of Diabetic Adolescents

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INTERVENTION: Intervention 1: Test group is diabetic adolescents 12 to 20 years that educated in White's spiritual self care training. White's spiritual self‐care training is held in 6 sessions of 30 to 45 minutes. This training is in 5 areas: Self control, Performing religious duties, Personal activities, Getting close to God, Asking God for help. Intervention 2: Control group: This group are not trained and receives routine care. After completing the research educational materials will be provided to them. CONDITION: Insomnia and decreased sleep quality in diabetic adolescents. ; Type 1 diabetes mellitus PRIMARY OUTCOME: Earning score of 15 to 21 has meaning of moderate and 22 to 28 has meaning of severe insomnia in Insomnia Intensity questionnaire and earning score of 6 and more than 6 has meaning of unpleasant of sleep quality in Petersburg Sleep Quality Inventory. Timepoint: 30 DAYS. Method of measurement: Petersburg Sleep Quality Questionnaire and Insomnia Intensity Questionnaire. INCLUSION CRITERIA: Having diabetes Age range between 20 to12 years Family satisfaction with the continuous participation of the subjects in the training sessions No history of neurological and psychological diseases No drug abuse insomnia

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Valipour Eskandarkolaii, E., Hekmatipour, N., & Hojjati, H. (2023). The Effect of Spiritual Self-Care Training on the Severity of Insomnia of Diabetic Adolescents. Complementary Medicine Journal, 13(1), 28–35. https://doi.org/10.61186/cmja.13.1.28

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