iosr-JNHS   Volume-8 ~ Issue-5 ~ Sep-Oct 2019

Abstract: Background: Traumatic brain injury (TBI) consider a one of the most serious injury type that can cause several effects on individual long life and occurs when an external force object affect the head by any cause that produce brain injury.Education through mobile can supports a wide range of educational practices in formal education settings as well as in clinical environmentsand one of the latest educational methods. Aim: The aim of the current study to determine effect of using mobile assisted nurses' education toward improving functional ability for patients with traumatic brain injury through the following: 1. Assess nurses' knowledge and practice pre and post using mobile assisted nurses' education. 2. Design educational materials for nurses toward improving functional ability......

Keywords: Functional ability, mobile assisted nurse's education, traumatic brain injury

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Abstract: Eating disorder among adolescents has been on the increase. It ranks as the third (3rd) most common chronic illness in adolescent females globally. It has an incidence of up to 5% prevalence rate in any given population . Eating disorder is a major public health issue and attention should be given to it..The aim of this study was to assess the knowledge and perception among female undergraduates of Babcock University towards eating disorders. A descriptive quantitative study was conducted to select 400 undergraduates students of Babcock University Ilishan Remo. Data was collected using self-administered questionnaire.......

Keywords: knowledge, perception, eating disorders, female undergraduates

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Abstract: Today increasing emphasis is based on health, health promotion, wellness and self-care.Children are the foundation of a strong and healthy nation. This study was designed to assess the effectiveness of Video assisted Teaching programme on knowledge regarding 5 F's of disease transmission among children of selected schools, Tirupathi. Materials and Methods: Pre experimental one group pre-test post-test design was used. Convenient sampling method was applied to choose 60 school children of 11-16 yrs age from Government high schools of Tirupathi. Self administered questionnaire was used to collect the data of pre and post test. Video assisted teaching prgramme was implemented for 40 mts before taking post test.Results: In pre-test, nearly more than half of the sample 35 (58.30%) were having......

Keywords: Effectiveness, VATP, 5 F's, Disease transmission

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Abstract: Prolonged work-related stress is a cause of burn out which affects life satisfaction and wellbeing among staff members. Study aim; to investigate impact of work Burn out on life satisfaction and well being as perceived by Staff Members of Shaqra University. Subjects; 50 staff members of adawadmi collages completed the questionnaire. Questionnaire sheet was prepared according to the study aim, maintained in Google forms and sent to staff members via their university E mail, Data was collected from October - December 2018. The study results indicated that; 56% of subjects aged from 40-49 years, 58% of them had doctorate degree and more than two thirds of them female subjects (78%). The majority of subjects had 10-15 credit hours weekly, 62% of them had administrative positions in their colleges,......

Keywords:Burnout, life satisfaction and well being.

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Abstract: Introduction: Neural tube defects are the second most common severe disabling congenital defects. They occur because of defect in the neurulation process which begins in fourth week of intrauterine life. Neural tube defects (NTDs) are congenital structural abnormalities of the brain and vertebral column. Objectives: To assess the pre-test level of Knowledge on folic acid supplements in prevention of Congenital anomalies among undergraduate students. To assess the post-test level of Knowledge on folic acid supplements in prevention of Congenital anomalies among undergraduate students. To find out the association between effects of STP on folic acid supplements in prevention of congenital......

Keywords: Neural tube defects, Folic acid, spina bifida, Encephalocele

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Abstract: Though more than 90% of breast cancer cases are detected by women themselves, Clinical Breast Examination (CBE) offers a greater advantage for proper learning and reviewing of the Breast Self-Examination technique among women. This study aimed to assess the level of knowledge and practice of CBE among health workers in a tertiary hospital.A quantitative, descriptive cross-sectional study design was used and a stratified sampling technique with proportional allocation was employed to select 342 participants. The questionnaire was pretested, validated and checked for reliability. Ethical considerations were observed in protecting the rights of the participants. Subsequently, data was collected and analysed using both descriptive and inferential statistics with the aid of the SPSS version 21.....

Keywords: Breast cancer, Clinical Breast Examination, Female Health Workers, Knowledge, Practice

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Abstract: Aims and Objectives: Assess the effectiveness of e-learning program in continuous education of nursing professionals in terms of Knowledge gain. Methodology: A study to assess effectiveness of E-learning in Continuing Education of nursing personnel was conducted in All India Institute of Medical science, New Delhi. One group pretest post test design was used. Purposive sampling was used in which Nursing officers (N=150) working in AIIMS and successfully completed the critical care module of e-learning program was included in the study. Data to assess the knowledge gain (Pretest post test scores) was collected from the data base......

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Abstract: Background: Simulation has been identified as one of the best methods and incentives for education, and as a method, the nursing education incorporates this possibility through different levels or areas. Even though simulation has a long history in education, there have been modifications completedupon the approach or methodology due to technological innovations. Through modern technology, low and high fidelity simulations have been developed with their differences based on the extent to which one of the methods leads to closer and accurate imitations of patient situations. Hence, High-Fidelity Simulation (HFS)is increasing in progress within speciality sectors, such as nursing education, due to its perceived effectiveness in helping nursing students to acquire clinical skills and knowledge......

Keywords:Simulation, High-Fidelity Simulation, Undergraduate Student Nurses, Clinical Skills.

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