Change in knowledge/awareness, and attitude immediately after training on the video education program
non-diabetes, diabetes
DIABETES
Data collected immediately after the video education training for the participants within the intervention group confirmed that the training had significantly improved knowledge/awareness about diabetes and its control wherein a significantly greater number of participants after the training vs. before correctly answered the following questions: (i) is good blood pressure control important for controlling diabetes?; (ii) is good cholesterol control important for controlling diabetes?; (iii) do you think stress can cause diabetes?; (iv) do you know what level of blood sugar is normal to suggest non-diabetes?; (v) can diabetes affect eyes?; (vi) do you think there is a difference between having your eyes tested for spectacles and for diabetes?; (vii) what test is usually done to check if diabetes has affected your eyes?; (viii) would you see a doctor regularly to have your eyes tested even if you were seeing well?; (ix) would you see a doctor regularly even if you think your diabetes is well controlled? (Percentage of participants in each response category of the questionnaire data in the intervention group before vs. immediately after training on the video education program.P-values were calculated using chi-square test.