iosr-JNHS   Volume-10 ~ Issue-5 ~ Sep. – Oct. 2021

Abstract: Covid – 19 has changed our life in almost all possible ways. It forced us to think differently for all known problems that we faced or experienced earlier. All structured problems have suddenly turned unstructured. Scientists, researchers, business personal, government agencies all around the globe have to organize themselves in a distinct and disjoint approach of work culture. The work-from-home culture has become predominant. To save common citizens from such ambience, deep rooted research has been carried to find a vaccine for corona virus. And finally the day has come when people have been given vaccine shots that assure them to minimize the disaster if they eventually get infected. This paper discusses the management of Covid vaccine that has been introduced for Indian masses and how policies can be built up to maximize the vaccine count. Also, an empirical model has been suggested with a supporting decision table to maximize the use of Covid – 19 vaccine.

Keywords – Covid-19, work-from-home, vaccine, corona virus

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Abstract: Background: The DEU is proving to be a reliable learning methodology because it introduces nursing students to learning through working in an authentic clinical setting with actual patients. In this learning environment, staff nurses share their expertise with students and their teachers, who, as academics, lack the opportunity to spend time in a work setting. As such, teachers and other clinical instructors engage in clinical involvement and take part in the learning process at the same time as the students. While it is accepted that learning occurs in a classroom environment or with practice simulations, learning outcomes are vastly improved when students interact with professionals in a real environment. Methods: In this SR, the data was drawn by searching five databases: Academic Search Premier, MIDLINE, CHNHAL, ERIC and the British......

Keywords: Dedicated Education units; EDU; Nursing student; Learning Environment; Undergraduate Students; Quality Improvement.

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Abstract: Background: Delivery by Caesarian Sections (CS) have become steadily increasing in the world. usually performed when vaginal birth is become hazardous either to the fetus or the mother. Aim of the study: Toevaluatethe effect of applying the health belief model on predicting the delivery method among pregnantWomen. Research design: A quasi-experimental designof the study was used. Setting: The study was conducted at, Abogenshu Urban Medical Center, at El-Fayoum in Egypt. Subjects: A total of 97 pregnant women attending at antenatal clinic. Tools: Two Tools were used to collect the necessary data for the research. Tool I: Interview questionnaire sheet......

Key words: Mode of delivery, Caesarean section (CS) , Vaginal Birth (VB), Health Belief Mode

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Abstract: Background Thyroid disorders; thyroid creates and produces hormones that play a role in many different systems throughout body. When thyroid makes either too much or too little of these important hormones, it's called a thyroid disease. There are several different types of thyroid disease, including hyperthyroidism, hypothyroidism, thyroiditis and Hashimoto's thyroiditis. Aim of the study: to raise awareness of the pregnant women regard to the importance of thyroid hormonal assay during early antenatal care. Research design: Quasi experimental research design was be used in this study. Sample: Purposive sample of 60 pregnant women at antenatal care. Tools: Two tools were be used to collect the data: Tool 1: Interviewing and Questionnaire Sheet, that included three parts, PartⅠ: Socio Demographic.......

Key words: Thyroid; Hypothyroidism; Hyperthyroidism; Pregnancy; Screening, Antenatal Care

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Abstract: Background: The present world has been shuddered by COVID 19. The pandemic affected the regular education and forced to switch into virtual learning platforms for the continuity of classes. This sudden change affected the students as well as their families. The present study is done with the objective to assess the extent and impact of COVID 19 on academic related stress among nursing students at Institute of Nursing Sciences and Research, Malabar Cancer Centre, Thalassery. Kerala, India. Materials and methods: A descriptive study design is used. Data is collected from 78 nursing students using academic stress rating scale. Convenient sampling technique is used. Results: The study result points that majority of nursing students 57.7% have moderate stress, 34.6% have severe stress and 7.7% have.......

Key Word: Nursing students, COVID 19, academic stress.

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Abstract: Background: The cervix is the lower part or neck of the uterus forming the opening to the vagina, it is divided into two parts,namely the endo cervix, internal part and ecto cervix, the outer part that is next to the vagina. Cervical cancer forms in the tissue of cervix. It is usually slow growing cancer that may not have symptoms but can be found with regular pap test .pap smear screening can idendify potentially precancerous changes. Cancer of the uterine cervix is one of the leading causes of cancer deaths among women worldwide. We can save lives and prevent the fear and take prevention against leap forward by blocking the first step along the path way to cervical cancer and Human papilloma......

Keywords: cervical cancer, middle age women, HPV vaccine

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Abstract: Background: Work-related risk factors such as shift duty work, physical and mental stress, put health workers among a high occupational risk group for hypertension. Hypertension is recognized "as part of a bigger disease accompanied by increased weight, diabetes, renal conditions and co-existing morbidities. There is a dearth of information about the prevalence of hypertension and related risk factors among the healthcare worker. Materials and Methods: Cross sectional design was adopted and participants selected by using convenience sampling technique who met the inclusion criteria. Data collected by using risk assessment tool. Results: revealed that, 141 (34.4%) participants were categorized in stage I hypertension, 77 (18.8%) in stage II hypertension while 37 (9.0%).....

Key Word: Hypertension, Prevalence, Non-teaching employee, Risk stratification, Early identification

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Abstract: Background: Diabetes mellitus (DM) is one of the non-communicable diseases that occur due to disorders of the pancreas in producing insulin hormones that cause an increase in sugar levels in the blood. Diabetic ulcer is one of the complications of DM disease that occurs seriously and repeatedly and requires treatment with a long time and considerable cost. Amputation is one of the risks that diabetic ulcer patients must face if the infection occurs not able to be overcome properly. Adherence in undergoing treatment is a very important factor in the treatment of diabetic ulcers. The study aimed to look at the relationship between economic levels and foot care adherence in diabetic ulcer patients......

KeyWord: economic level, foot care compliance, diabetic foot ulcer

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Abstract: BACKGROUND: Government's world over commit to look after health of its people, to protect the real wealth of their nation and ensure healthcare is accessible and affordable to all citizens alike. India too announced the biggest ever government funded scheme of its kind in the world on Feb 1, 2018 which seeks to cover nearly 40% of its population called Ayushman Bharat- National Health Protection Mission on Feb 1, 2018. The purpose of the study is to assess the knowledge of ASHA workers regarding Ayushman Bharat Yojana with a view to develop an information booklet. In my study objectives are to assess knowledge of ASHA Workers regarding Ayushman Bharat Yojana. To find out the association between knowledge of ASHA Workers regarding Ayushman Bharat Yojana with.....

Keywords: AYUSHMAN BAHRAT YOJANA, ACCREDITED SOCIAL HEALTH ACTIVIST, SUB CENTRE, PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE, COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE

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