Abstract:

Breast cancer is the most common malignant tumor among women in the world and accounts for 25% of the types of cancer raised in women. This study was launched with the aim of studying the impact of video training given to women who apply to the Bursa Primary Steel Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Hospital or who are treated by bed in the hospital on their own breast examination model of belief and the application levels of breast screening methods. 74 women participated voluntarily in the study. Participants were randomly selected and divided into two control and experiment groups, and by implementing the pre-test and final test, the data was collected with the "Patient Presentation Form", the "Champion's Health Faith Scale in Breast Cancer Surveys". The SPSS (Statistical Package for Social Sciences) program is based on an analytical analysis. The research has been written permission from the participant. In the experimental and control group, the regular post-training "Self Breast Inspection" (KKMM) has also been increased, and this increase has been statistically meaningful in the experimental group (p=0,028<0,05), while the increase in the percentage of KKMM in the inter-group experiment group (p=0,000<0.05), the increase in the control group has not been statistically meaningful. In both groups, the benefit perception and self-qualification points, which are the lower dimensions of the post-training 'Champion Health Faith Model' scale, were statistically high and the obstacle points were low compared to their post-training points. The increase in the self-quality and benefit score in the experimental group has significantly increased compared to the control group. The study showed that following video training in women involved, the tracking has contributed positively to their health beliefs about breast cancer and to their own regular breast examination.

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