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Study aim
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Effect of Lavender, Orange and Orange Essences on Retrospective, Prospective, and Pharmaceutical Follow-up in Hemodialysis Patients
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Design
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Clinical trial with control group, with parallel groups, non-blind, randomized minimization, with sample size 128
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Settings and conduct
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All patients with hemodialysis who are eligible to study in the dialysis departments of Shafa Hospital and Javad Alaeman, affiliated to Kerman University of Medical Sciences, are the sample of the study. Patients are entered into the study with available sampling method and are divided into four groups in the form of a lottery.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Not having any personality disorder with your doctor's diagnosis
Not having chronic respiratory disease
History of at least 6 months hemodialysis;
If you need to be admitted during the study
In case of allergy during the study
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Intervention groups
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In the control group, only the usual care of the dialysis units and in fact training on adherence to the drug regimen is presented, and only the drug compliance questionnaire, retrospective memory and prospective memory are completed by these individuals.
Intervention groups include lavender, rosemary and orange, which will use these essential oils for three months a week. Drug compliance questionnaires, retrospective and prospective memory are completed by these individuals.
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Main outcome variables
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Effect of lavender essential oil on retrospective, prospective and pharmacological follow-up of hemodialysis patients
Effect of rosemary essential oil on retrospective, prospective memory and drug compliance in hemodialysis patients
Effect of orange essential oil on retrospective, prospective memory and drug compliance of hemodialysis patients