iosr-JNHS   Volume-10 ~ Issue-1 ~ Jan. – Feb. 2021

Abstract: Background: Video games are known to have certain benefits, such as improved focus, multitasking, and working memory, but they can also have a cost when used intensively. Internet gaming disorder (IGD) is a serious disorder that causes and sustains personal and social damage. Currently, online video games are widely considered activities that can be associated with addictive behavior; therefore, the diagnosis of an Internet gaming disorder is now part of DSM-5 and ICD 11. Aggression and anxiety may occur together in childhood and adolescence. Fear of humiliation and constant fear are the characteristics of Social anxiety disorder (SAD). However, there are a few studies on psychological symptoms associated with the overuse of online games. Aims: This study aims to examine the relationship between Internet Gaming, Aggression, and social anxiety among Young People......

Key word: Anxiety, Depression, Internet Gaming Disorder and Young People

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Abstract: Background: A high percentage of caregivers in the household studied had a moderate level of knowledge regarding ADHD. A high percentage of thoughtful family caregivers and their children with ADHD have a high level of total need and a moderate level of overall health problems. In addition, there was a statistically significant relationship between total knowledge score, overall need score, and overall score for health problems in relation to ADHD. Aim of the work: The aim of this study is to assess the health needs and problems of family caregivers and their children with ADHD by determining the knowledge of family caregivers about ADHD. And assess the needs of the family of caregivers and their children with ADHD. As well as assessing the health problems of family caregivers and their children with ADHD. Design : Use a related descriptive study to conduct this research. Setting: This study is in the outpatient clinics of child psychiatry at the Institute of Psychiatry - Ain Shams University. These clinics include four outpatient clinics for children on the first floor. Subject: An intentional sample.....

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Abstract: The purpose of this research was to assess accessibility determinant of the utilization of traditional birth attendants' services among women of childbearing age in North East Zone, Nigeria. Accessibility of healthcare facility was found to be one of the major determinants of utilization of Traditional Birth Attendants services during pregnancy, delivery postpartum period in Asia and in African countries. Descriptive research design of Ex-post facto was used. The population of the study consists of women of childbearing age in North East Zone, Nigeria with the total number of 26, 249, 800. The sample size was 800 women of childbearing age which were drawn. Multistage sampling procedures that involve more than one were used: stratified, simple random, proportionate, systematic and simple random sampling technique was used. Stratified to divide the zone into thee strata, simple random to select three states........

Keywords: Accessibility, Women, Childbearing, TBA Services, Utilization

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Abstract: Introduction; Alcoholism and human violence have close association with one another especially among wives of alcoholics had been badly affected with their children. The individuals who are married to alcoholics have poor overall physical and mental health .Alcoholism also has negative effects on the spouse of an alcoholic. The wives of alcoholics may have feelings of hatred, self pity, avoidance of social contacts, may suffer exhaustion and become physically or mentally ill (Berger 1993). Setting and Design: The descriptive study was conducted in B.Mutlur , Chidambaram . Materials and Methods :Participants (n=50) were assessed using a semi- structured interview technique from socio – demographic data , Beck depression scale , Spann Fischer co – dependency scale........

Keyword: Co-dependency, Depressive symptoms and Wives of alcoholics.

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Abstract: Intelligence is generally regarded as a person's capacity to act rationally and effectively in a given environment. Traditionally Intelligence has always been thought to be very important to achieve success in life. Emotional intelligence is the capacity of a person to understand emotions and purposefully manage them, it means ability to understand and manage a person own feelings and emotions, also the feelings of those around them and respond appropriately. Emotions have often been considered motivational factors for success and happiness in a person's life. Understanding, controlling and management of emotions can be a major component of effective management of work and personal life......

Keywords: Emotional Intelligence, Health care workers.

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Abstract: Sanitation is the hygienic means of promoting health through prevention of human contact with the hazards of wastes; in particular via the treatment and proper disposal of human excrement, often mixed into wastewater, these hazards may be physical, chemical microbiological, biological agents of disease. The study was to assess the knowledge and practice regarding water sanitation and its impact on health among the people in a selected rural community. A survey research design was used to collect data from 200 house holds those who were selected by convenient sampling technique. The result of the study was the knowledge score of people that 50.5% (105) having moderate knowledge, 25% (50) having adequate knowledge, and 24.5% (45) having inadequate knowledge. The mean is 15.05 and standard deviation is 3.23 for knowledge. With regards to practice, 56% (112) were having inadequate practice and 44% (88) were having adequate practice. The mean is 4.63 and Standard deviation is 1.72. The study concludes that most of the people rural community having moderate knowledge and less practice on water sanitation.

Key words: knowledge, practice, water sanitation, impact on health, rural community.

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Abstract: Hospital to Home initiative (H2H) is Nurse directed multi- component patient discharge education for improving functional status, health related quality of life and preventing hospital re - admission with exacerbation. Available studies and systematic reviews suggest that the elderly patients benefit from systematic education and counseling prior to discharge. However the duration of such interventions and the optimal follow up intensity still remain open. The primary aim of this pilot study is to test the feasibility and potential efficacy of the H2H patient discharge education among patients with Heart failure in KMCH hospital, Coimbatore......

Key Words: Heart Failure, H2H, Medication adherence, self-care, functional ability, Quality of life.

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