iosr-JNHS   Volume-9 ~ Issue-1 ~ Jan - Feb. 2020

Abstract: Children are minority age group who depend on parents or guardians to access healthcare services. Failure to bring children to attend their scheduled appointment at well child clinics in primary care were also known as child neglect. Missed attendance at well child clinics in primary care among children is a chronic challenge all around the world. It has caused great loss to healthcare in terms of costs and time due to underutilization of resources. It also affects the quality of patient's treatment and outcome due to late detection. Many studies were found investigatingfactors contributing to missed attendance among adults at primary care.However, limited studies were carried outfocusing onfactors associated with missed attendance among children at well child clinics in primary..........

Key Word: Missed attendance; Children; Well Child Clinics; Primary Care.

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Abstract: Background: ArterioVenous Fistula (AVF) puncture pain is a major stressful experience facing children undergoing hemodialysis (HD). Complementary therapies such as cryotherapy and aromatherapy are used to manage pain. The study aimed to evaluate the effect of cryotherapy versus aromatherapy on pain of arteriovenous fistula puncture for children undergoing HD. Subjects and method: A convenience sampling of sixty children undergoing hemodialysis with AVF participated in the study. The study was conducted at Dialysis Unit of Pediatric Medical department of Tanta Main University Hospital (TUH) and Dialysis Unit of Elmenshawy Hospital. Three Tools were used to collect data......

Keywords: Arteriovenous fistula, Aromatherapy, Children, Cryotherapy, Hemodialysis, Pain

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Abstract: Burning incidents is one of the most common workplace accidents involving blacksmith workers in Parlimbatan Village, Paluta Regency. One of the causes of work accident injuries is workers taking unsafe actions. Unsafe actions such as workers not using personal protective equipment, joking while working, careless, smoking while working and others are the direct causes of occupational injuries due to burns. The impact of burns on blacksmith workers is to reduce work productivity. In addition, the impact of the burn incident is material and non-material losses. The purpose of this study was to analyze the relationship of unsafe actions with burning incidents to blacksmith workers in Parlimbatan Village, Paluta Regency in 2019. The research design used was cross sectional with a sample...........

Keywords: Unsafe Actions, Burning Incidents, Age, Education, Working Period, Knowledge

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Abstract: Background: With the increase in number of courses being offered online, there is an increase in the need for professional development support for nursing students to learn online. Most nursing students face the same sources of e – learning barriers and many challenges. Aim: of this study is to examine e – learning barriers as perceived by students in Faculty of Nursing at Tanta University Design: descriptive explorative study was used in the study. Subject: consisted of 400 undergraduates nursing students were selected randomly from each four academic year. Tools: Two tools; used to collect data, namely: Tool 1 : barriers of electronic learning questionnaire: Tool II: Students' attitude evaluation questionnaire toward e- learning ...........

Keywords: E – Learning barriers, nursing education & students' attitude

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Abstract: Deep breathing and coughing exercises are the most painful activities during the days of post-cardiac surgery. The cold gel pack is an effective non-pharmacological method that decreases the pain intensity associated with these exercises. Purpose of the study: was to assess the effect of cold gel pack on controlling pain intensity associated with deep breathing and coughing exercise after cardiac surgery. Setting: the study was carried out in the Intensive care unit of open-heart surgery at the National Cardiac Institute, Imbabah, Giza Governorate, Egypt........

Keywords: Cold Gel Pack, Pain Intensity, Deep Breathing and Coughing Exercise, Cardiac Surgery

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Abstract: The most common method of anesthesia for cesarean section is spinal anesthesia.Postdural puncture headache (PDPH) is the most common complication in spinal anesthesia after caesarean section of these complications .The purpose: To assess the effect of nursing-led intervention onpostdural punctureheadache among caesarean section women with spinal anesthesia. Research Design: a quasi-experimental Subjects: A non-probable sample of 200 women. Instruments: Threeinstruments were used for data collection. A structured interviewing questionnaire. The second was grading of PDPH severity. The third was a structured pre-and post-spinal anesthetic nursing intervention.........

Keywords: Nursing-LedIntervention, Post dural Puncture Headache, Cesarean section, Spinal anesthesia

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Abstract: The goal of every health facility, especially emergency settings, is to provide adequate care to people who need health services regardless of their status. If healthcare providers in the emergency departments fail to attend to critical patients, many complications may occur, and patients might experience the reduced quality of life(Ebrahimi et al. 2016).Therefore, healthcare providers who work in the ERs must be proactive in ensuring that all patients receive high-quality health services. The treatment may be curative or preventive, depending on the health needs of patients, and medical professionals must meet patient needs in their entirety. This proposal will discuss the need to examine the efficacy of the advanced nurse practitioners

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