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Nurse-led health session: Impact on parental burnout and well-being among mothers of autistic children.
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Abstract
A nurse-led health session on reduce parental burnout and enhancing well-being among mothers of children with autism. Using a quasi-experimental design with 60 participants, this study evaluated the effect of a nurse-led health session on lowering parental burnout and improving well-being among mothers of autistic children in Egmore, Chennai. Following the intervention, the experimental group's well-being increased by 17.79% and their burnout decreased by 13.53%. Burnout ratings dropped from 82.07 (SD = 11.61) to 63.40 (SD = 5.71), and mean well-being scores rose from 37.97 (SD = 10.35) to 52.20 (SD = 5.89), both of which were statistically significant (p = 0.001). Age, occupation, family type, and information source all showed substantial correlations.
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