Divya Trivedi’s research while affiliated with Manipal Academy of Higher Education and other places

... In Ethiopia, 28% of adolescents in Jimma [36] and 36.2% of adolescents in Aksum [37] were depressed. Previous studies documented that age [19], female sex [36,[38][39][40], being in public school [41], high family academic pressure [26,42], poor self-rated academic ability [43,44], alcohol use [45,46], cigarette smoking [24,47], stress [48][49][50], somatic symptoms [36,38,39,48,51,52], and anxiety [53,54] had a positive relation with depression. Other factors, such as social support [43,44,51,55], and family education [52] had, negative associations with depression. ...

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Determinants of adolescents’ depression, anxiety, and somatic symptoms in Northwest Ethiopia: A non-recursive structural equation modeling

... (21) According to an Indian study, nearly 60% of the patients demonstrated moderate awareness, 10.1% demonstrated good awareness and 30% demonstrated weak awareness. (22) Similarly, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, the majority of patients demonstrated moderate awareness of their rights (72.2%); however, 65.3% exhibited a lack of knowledge regarding the existence of a patients' bill of rights. (23) Another study conducted in inpatients and outpatients of a tertiary care teaching hospital in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia showed that the mean awareness score was satisfactory, i.e., 7.89 ± 3.41 with just over half of the study participants (58.4%) having a satisfactory mean score and being aware of their rights. ...

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Assessment of Awareness and Practice of Patient Rights from Patients’ Perspective in Governmental Hospitals in Alexandria, Egypt