This is a quasi-experimental study that was carried out to examine the effect of the web-based education given to female individuals using insulin with Type 2 diabetes on self-care management and family support. Methods A randomized controlled trial using a sample (N=66) of women with type 2 diabetes who admitted to the hospital's outpatient clinic in 2020. The intervention group received web-based education for six months. Socio-demographic data, metabolic values, "Diabetes Self-Care Scale" and "Family Support and Conflict Scale in Type 2 Diabetes" were used.
Age range
18 Years – 65 Years
Sex
FEMALE
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Diabetes Self-Care Scale
Timeframe: a day before the education
Family Support and Conflict Scale in Type 2 Diabetes
Timeframe: a day before the education
Metabolic Control Variables Form
Timeframe: a day before the education
Patient Identification Form
Timeframe: a day before the education