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Purpose: The research was conducted with the aim of self-care management and compliance assessment in chronic diseases. Method: This research was performed in a detective type in the internal and surgical clinics at the University of the Nine-May Health Application and Research Center (OMÜSUVAM) between February and May 2018. The universe of research has been formed by patients based in internal and surgical clinics. The study included 98 volunteer patient samples that did not go to the sample selection method and provided the research criteria in the relevant dates. The data collection tool was prepared by the researcher in accordance with the literature and consisted of 25 questions, and the "Determinating Information Form" and the "Conservation Management Scale in Chronic Diseases" (CEDAW) were used. The minimum and maximum scores to be obtained are 35 and 175. As the score taken from the scale increases, it is interpreted as the patient’s self-care management power increases. The SPSS (Statistical Package for Social Sciences) program is based on the SPSS (Statistical Package for Social Science) program. The findings: 56.1 percent of the patients who participated in the study that they were married, 62.2 percent were men, and 84.7 percent were married. 71.4 percent of patients were diagnosed with diabetes, 46.9 percent that the year of the disease was between 0-9 years, 52 percent went to regular health checks, 55.1 percent had difficulty following the diet, and 63.3 percent that they had no difficulty taking the drug. The patient’s COPD score is 111,03±10,55, the self-protection sub-dimensional average is 66,19±6,84 and the social protection sub-dimensional average is 44,83±7,14. The result: it is recommended that the patient’s self-care management is at a good level but that the patient’s and the caregiver’s training in nursing should be increased in order to preserve and further improve this area.

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