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Study aim
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The main goal of this study was to investigate the effectiveness of Self-Control Training and communication skills on emotional regulation, perceived pain Intensity and self-care behaviors caused by neuropathy in diabetic patients and sub goals based on variables separately by interventional methods
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Design
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The type of research was semi-experimental with pre-test and post-test with unequal control group. And in terms of data type, it was quantitative and methodologically, semi-experimental and purposeful, exploratory and in terms of outcome, was Applied
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Settings and conduct
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Individuals with diabetic neuropathy were selected at the Health Center of Mashhad, Shahid Ghodsi Health Center, self-control training and communication skills were performed on the basis of the above method in 10 sessions of 90 minutes and 15 from the experimental group, At the same time, 15 patients in the control group were pre-test. After doing the work, both post-test groups were taken. patients were provided with a researcher's own designs and the library was field-based
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Conditions of entry; patients who have symptoms of neuropathy.
patients with type 2 diabetes who have symptoms such as pain and paresthesia, pain in the limbs and leg burning during the night, patients with a duration of more than five years, people who are on the basis of a specific age found by the subject are present, conditions of non-entry; patients with type 1 diabetes, patients who have not filed a complaint at the Health Center patients not confirmed in the case of neuropathic symptoms
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Intervention groups
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15 subjects in experimental group that the effectiveness of self-control and communicative skills training was performed and 15 control subjects whose effectiveness was not performed.
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Main outcome variables
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Emotion regulation variables, perceived pain intensity and self-care behaviors