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Objective: As well as the adverse impact of all organs and systems, Romatoid Arthritis RA patients face significant difficulties in performing their daily life activities, and these problems can negatively affect their self-release. The aim of our study is to identify the factors affecting the self-sufficiency and self-sufficiency of the patients with rheumatoid arthritis.Course and method: A total of 136 RA patients who apply to the university hospital's rheumatoid clinic to study, who agree to participate in the study, who can be communicated, who can fill the entire survey. In the collection of data; the patient’s promotion form, the measurement of self-sufficiency and the Health Assessment Survey were used. The low point from the scale of the self-power indicates that the self-power is bad. The score from the Health Assessment Survey varies between 0-3 and as the score increases, functional insufficiency increases. In the assessment of the data; percentage, Mann VVhitney U, Kruskal VVallis, Spearman correlation analyses were carried out.The findings: the average age of the patients involved in the study is 53.61 ±13.98 years and the duration of the disease is 7.31 ±7.55 years, 64.7% are women, 79.4% are married. Patients were diagnosed with an average of 89.42 ±18.67 and an average of 89.42 ±18.67 and an average of 89.47. It was found that single patients with swelling, fatigue, sleep problems and exhaustion complaints in the joints had a significantly lower average of self score.

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