Assessing the effectiveness of targeted educational interventions on enhancing self-efficacy and foot care practices among diabetic women in Jordan
Heba Hijazi(Jordan University of Science and Technology), Mohamad Alameddine(University of Sharjah), Fatma Refaat Ahmed(Aligarh Muslim University), Ahmed Hossain(North South University), Rabah M. Al Abdi(Abu Dhabi University), Sawsan Abuhammad(Jordan University of Science and Technology), Muhammad Arsyad Subu(University of Sharjah), Alounoud AlMarzooqi(University of Sharjah), Alham Al‐Sharman(Jordan University of Science and Technology), Hadia Radwan(University of Sharjah), Wegdan Bani Issa(University of Sharjah), Nesreen Saadeh(Jordan University of Science and Technology)
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