A Study To Assess The Effectiveness Of Structured Teachiing Programme On Knowledge Regarding Personal Hygiene Among Students Of Selected School At Kanpur
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Background: Personal hygiene is very important in all stages of human life, but appropriate cleanliness habit should be started from childhood. Children are who learn about good hygiene practice it will be last longer the life and will carry during adulthood. Hygiene guidance counseling should start as earliest possible along with parents so parents can teach about right hygiene to their children. Communicable diseases which are spread through food, water, personal contact and surrounding environment can be adequately controlled through adoption of hygienic practices. The present focus of health service in schools is on regular nutritional
support and clinical assessment of students.
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