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Peyton Model In Midwifery Prenatal Education
In this study, conducted with 64 students from the Gülhane Midwifery Department, the impact of the Peyton model on prenatal examination training was investigated. The students, randomly assigned to two groups, received theoretical and skills training; their knowledge, skills (blind assessor), self-efficacy, anxiety, and satisfaction levels were measured in laboratory and clinical settings 1 and 8 weeks after the training.
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